Kamala Harris Interview Was Too 'Confusing and Weird' to Air, Host Reveals
New York PostJuly 9, 20254 min395,609 views
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- 🎤 Kareem Rahma, host of the online series "Subway Takes," revealed that an interview with Kamala Harris filmed in Summer 2024 was mutually agreed upon not to be aired.
- ❓ Rahma described Harris's "hot take" as "really confusing and weird" and "not good," leading to the decision to scrap the segment.
Harris's Bizarre 'Hot Take'
- ✈️ Harris's team initially indicated her hot take would be against removing shoes on airplanes, a common topic.
- 🥓 However, Harris surprised Rahma with a bizarre take: "Bacon is a spice."
- 🤯 Rahma found the take so nonsensical that he feared it could negatively impact Harris's election chances if published.
Media Appearances and Scrutiny
- 📺 The unreleased interview occurred as Harris faced pressure to connect with audiences through non-traditional media.
- 🎤 This contrasts with Joe Rogan, whom Harris notably declined to interview, opting instead for a traditional appearance on "60 Minutes."
- 🗣️ The "60 Minutes" interview also faced criticism for a rambling answer regarding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which was later edited for a prime-time special.
- ⚖️ This editing led to accusations of shielding Harris and even a lawsuit against Paramount Global, which was eventually settled.
- 📝 The FCC later released the full transcript, showing Harris's original 179-word answer was significantly shortened.
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