Amber Duke

Amber Duke, the Washington editor of Spectator World reporting from Michigan, and Matt McDonald, managing editor of Spectator World at Kamala Harris's party in D.C., share their insights on election night. They discuss the surprising early signs favoring Trump, despite the caution surrounding the election. Duke highlights shifts in voter demographics and the impact of third-party candidates in Michigan. Meanwhile, McDonald captures the mood changes at Harris's party as reality sets in for her supporters.

Amber Duke, Washington editor for Spectator World and an on-the-ground reporter from Michigan, shares insights from a massive Trump rally in Grand Rapids. She discusses the energizing atmosphere as Trump presents himself as ‘Trump the fixer’ while leveraging nostalgia. Duke analyzes the unique strategies of both campaigns, focusing on the importance of voter demographics like young and suburban women. The conversation touches on shifting loyalties among younger voters who are reconsidering their allegiances as they approach the polls.

Amber Duke, Washington editor for The Spectator and co-host of 'Rising,' shares her experiences navigating the chaotic political landscape. They discuss Trump's clever response to Biden's 'garbage' comment, his unique campaign strategies, and the impact of social media manipulation amidst rising tensions. Duke also reflects on her unexpected fallout from a podcast incident where she was labeled a 'Nazi,' highlighting the extremes of political discourse. The conversation sheds light on critical voter engagement issues and the looming implications of the upcoming election.