

Kamala Fundraises During Catastrophic Hurricane, and Caitlin Clark Derangement Syndrome, with Victor Davis Hanson and Crain & Co | Ep. 901
Sep 30, 2024
Victor Davis Hanson, a renowned military historian and political commentator, joins the discussion to dissect the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and Kamala Harris's fundraising distraction. He critiques her response to the crisis and questions her communication style, notably her habitual use of 'right?' while speaking. The conversation also delves into the backlash faced by a WNBA player regarding Caitlin Clark and how race and sexuality intertwine with sports narratives. The blend of political scrutiny and sports controversy makes for a thought-provoking listen.
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Media Coverage Disparity
- Media coverage of Hurricane Helene is subdued, similar to East Palestine disaster coverage.
- This contrasts sharply with the extensive coverage of Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Kamala's Fundraiser
- As Hurricane Helene devastated the Southeast, Kamala Harris attended a fundraiser in LA.
- This was while millions were without power and hundreds were unaccounted for.
Need for Federal Aid
- Federal aid like FEMA is crucial in large-scale disasters for effective relief efforts.
- These situations necessitate an all-hands-on-deck approach from government officials.