VP Harris on 'Call Her Daddy' Podcast

[ivn]

Vice President Kamala Harris sits down with Alex Cooper for a candid interview.

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- Call Her Daddy (@callherdaddy) October 6, 2024

Some takeaways:-Quadruples down on her stance re: abortion rights. "You don't have to abandon your faith or deeply held beliefs to agree, the

Comments

[iznanassi]

is anyone watching CNN right now? did anyone else just catch the interviewer cut off a guest who was talking about how what was happening in Palestine wasn't a war and was instead a genocide in a concentration camp, explaining the toll and the amount of lives lost? the interviewer said she "lost audio" but it was just her personal audio that was lost and everyone else in the studio could still hear it, and she said she can't do the interview without her own audio so she went to commercial break.

no tinfoil hat but wtf.

[inandoutofgrace]

it could be exactly what she said it was and they simply jumped at the opportunity to no longer platform someone willing to use such strong language against poor widdle Iswael

[doverz]

Not surprising since there is an anti-Palestinian bias at CNN. This Al-Jazeera article talks about it.

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2024/10/5/failing-gaza-pro-israel-bias-uncovered-behind-the-lens-of-western-media

[halevy]

I was listening to the radio the other day in the car. I forgot which station it was, but they kept saying Oct 7 is a "sombre" day for Israel and the hostage situation, the "war on Hamas", "terrorist attacks", etc. I nearly punched the damn thing. They only briefly mentioned the Palestinians murdered, but were very selective about the wording.

[big_ang]

Her intro annoyed me a bit when she said her podcast is not political. I totally get what she means BUT women's rights (a huge main topic on her show constantly) is a sociopolitical conversation whether you have a politician on or not. Nitpicky but yeah, her podcast CAN BE considered political tbh.

Anyway, great episode. I haven't followed Kamala much before her nomination so I've learned plenty of new personal things I can easily relate to and agree with. This was a smart move by her campaign tbh.

[peddlestools]

my question is: is it call her daddy, like, you need to call her father because xyz or is it like... call her DADDY right, like in bed

[normanikordei]

I think it’s supposed to be subversive because it started out primarily as a podcast about sex and relationships from a woman’s point of view

[breakfasttacos]

A purple hoodie!?!

[gatewaydrug]

my takeaway from this post is that i should NOT subscribe to this podcast, bc the host sucks, but it's v popular so it's good for kamala.