Kamala’s Presidential Run, CrowdStrike’s Meltdown, and Guest Lydia Polgreen
Jul 23, 2024
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Kara and Scott analyze Kamala Harris's potential as a presidential candidate, Biden's endorsement, and VP pick speculations. They discuss the fallout from the CrowdStrike update, its industry impact, and cybersecurity concerns. Lydia Polgreen joins to share insights on the Democratic Party's path and Harris's economic views, tech relationships, and campaign dynamics.
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Quick takeaways
Kamala Harris faces tough challenge against Trump as Biden steps back.
Investor spreading conspiracy theories about Biden's resignation requires accountability.
Deep dives
Social Media Reactions to President Biden's Decision Win
Social media was filled with clever memes and witty remarks recognizing President Biden's decision to step down. From humorous takes on the situation to engaging exchanges between individuals, the online reactions showcased a mix of humor and insight on the topic.
Conspiracy Theory Spreading by Bill Ackman Fail
Investor Bill Ackman has been sharing troubling conspiracy theories, including questioning the authenticity of President Biden's decision letter. His spreading of misinformation and unsubstantiated claims is concerning and requires accountability.
Committing to Get Involved in the Presidential Campaign Win
Expressing a renewed commitment to actively participate in the upcoming presidential campaign, the decision to allocate time, resources, and efforts towards supporting the Democratic candidate signals a dedication to contributing to the political process and making a difference.
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Kara and Scott discuss Joe Biden passing the torch to Kamala Harris, and how she'll do against Trump. Also, who will be her VP? Friend of Pivot, New York Times Opinion Columnist Lydia Polgreen joins them to discuss. Then, the ongoing fallout from the CrowdStrike update that caused 8.5 million devices to crash on Friday.