

Trump's "Genius" McDonald's Trip, and Media's "Arnold Palmer" Meltdown, with Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson | Ep. 922
Oct 21, 2024
Emily Jashinsky, a DC correspondent at UnHerd, and Eliana Johnson, editor of the Washington Free Beacon, dive into Donald Trump's playful drive-thru visit at McDonald's during his campaign. They discuss how this unexpected moment highlights Kamala Harris' authenticity issues and media overreactions. The pair critique 60 Minutes' edited interview with Harris, emphasizing the need for transparency. They also explore the challenges Harris faces in connecting with voters and the role of celebrity endorsements in modern campaigning.
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Trump at McDonald's
- Trump's McDonald's visit was a genius campaign move, highlighting his everyman persona.
- It contrasted with Kamala Harris's questionable claims of working at McDonald's.
Trump's Authenticity
- Trump's McDonald's appearance reinforces his authenticity and relatability.
- He connects with voters by embracing his actual habits, unlike some politicians.
Harris's McDonald's Claim
- The Free Beacon questioned Harris's McDonald's employment claim due to changing stories and lack of prior mentions.
- The New York Times omitted key details from their coverage, highlighting media bias.