Before the US presidential election, Kamala Harris ‘ campaign experienced a loss when the well-known online radio program” Hot Ones” turned down her interview request. The exhibit, on air for almost a century, has previously hosted a political candidate, according to the New York Post.
According to the Harris campaign team in a new episode of the liberal-leaning” Pod Save America audio,” the movie’s refusal to meeting Harris was due to its non-political position.
The debate, which included plan superstars like Chairwoman Jen O’Malley Dillon and officials David Plouffe and Quentin Fulks, highlighted the problems Harris faced in reaching popular, non-political programs.
According to Stephanie Cutter, the director of advertising strategy for Harris,” Hot Ones,” which is known for its celebrity discussions while consuming significantly spicy chicken feathers, rejected the method due to its policy of avoiding social figures. ” They did n’t wanna do any politics, so they were n’t going to take us or]Trump ]”, she said, adding that this reaction was common from non-political media outlets.
But, President-elect Donald Trump had engaged with a variety of common displays, tapping into social spaces Harris struggled to access.
Trump appeared on key systems for as’ The Joe Rogan Experience’, artist Theo Von’s’ This Past Weekend’, and Barstool Sports’ Bussin’ with the Boys ‘. His appearance included a session with YouTuber and streamers Adin Ross as well as live online streaming.
Harris ‘ group also shared concerns with’ The Joe Rogan Experience’. Rogan had invited Harris to his workshop, but the strategy officially asked him to go for a brief discussion, which Rogan refused. Rogan’s terms were being met, according to David Plouffe, who suggested the program might have prioritized Trump’s look.
While Trump used these systems to achieve a wider audience, Harris ‘ campaign struggled to join historically, contributing to their future loss.
