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In this episode, Trish Regan  discusses various topics in this transcript, including inflation, media bias, social media misinformation, and Kamala Harris's policies. She criticizes Kamala Harris's stance on immigration detention centers and questions her ability to effectively control the border. Regan also highlights the media's biased coverage and their attempts to generate momentum for Harris. 

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In this episode, <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-trish-regan-show/id1526687124">Trish Regan</a>  discusses various topics in this transcript, including inflation, media bias, social media misinformation, and Kamala Harris's policies. She criticizes Kamala Harris's stance on immigration detention centers and questions her ability to effectively control the border. Regan also highlights the media's biased coverage and their attempts to generate momentum for Harris. 
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How the Media Shapes the Debate Between Harris and Trump | Trish Regan

Has the Protection Racket Media recovered at least some sense of shame? The editorial board of the Washington Post declared this weekend that its patience with Kamala Harris’ lack of candor has ended. Neither she nor her running mate Tim Walz will take questions on the record from reporters.

And the Post certainly has questions. Over the course of 24 days, the current Vice President has reversed herself on key issues without explanation. The Post’s editors don’t buy that Harris can credibly reverse herself on whether illegal immigration is prosecutable—or open border, or fracking, or natural gas, or national health care—after a track record of years. They also call Harris out for playing footsie with anti-Israel activists demanding an arms embargo while issuing vague statements supporting Israel’s right to defend itself. 

In short, the Post’s editorial board suspects they—and we—are being gaslighted. 

And we are, by Harris and Walz, but also by their own reporters and the rest of the Protection Racket Media. 

Has the Protection Racket Media recovered at least some sense of shame? The editorial board of the Washington Post declared this weekend that its patience with Kamala Harris’ lack of candor has ended. Neither she nor her running mate Tim Walz will take questions on the record from reporters.
And the Post certainly has questions. Over the course of 24 days, the current Vice President has reversed herself on key issues without explanation. The Post’s editors don’t buy that Harris can credibly reverse herself on whether illegal immigration is prosecutable—or open border, or fracking, or natural gas, or national health care—after a track record of years. They also call Harris out for playing footsie with anti-Israel activists demanding an arms embargo while issuing vague statements supporting Israel’s right to defend itself.    In short, the Post’s editorial board suspects they—and we—are being gaslighted.    And we are, by Harris and Walz, but also by their own reporters and the rest of the Protection Racket Media.

Ed Morrissey: Elite Media Tiring of Covering for Kamala?

There are lots of problems with Tim Walz, Kamala Harris’ vice presidential choice. He visited China 30 times on a teacher’s salary. He chose the fifth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre for his wedding because he wanted a date he’d “always remember.” That’s the day Chinese Communists slaughtered pro-democracy activists.

Walz delayed sending in the National Guard as Minneapolis burned during the George Floyd riots. He sent Covid patients into nursing homes. And he suggested he served in combat when he hasn’t.

But these aren’t the biggest problems with Tim Walz. The biggest problem with Tim Walz is that despite all of this, Kamala Harris chose him anyway.

Few Americans cast their vote based on the vice-presidential candidate. But that candidate tells us plenty about the views and priorities of the presidential nominee. Walz tells us nothing good about Kamala Harris.

There are lots of problems with Tim Walz, Kamala Harris’ vice presidential choice. He visited China 30 times on a teacher’s salary. He chose the fifth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre for his wedding because he wanted a date he’d “always remember.” That’s the day Chinese Communists slaughtered pro-democracy activists.
Walz delayed sending in the National Guard as Minneapolis burned during the George Floyd riots. He sent Covid patients into nursing homes. And he suggested he served in combat when he hasn’t.
But these aren’t the biggest problems with Tim Walz. The biggest problem with Tim Walz is that despite all of this, Kamala Harris chose him anyway.
Few Americans cast their vote based on the vice-presidential candidate. But that candidate tells us plenty about the views and priorities of the presidential nominee. Walz tells us nothing good about Kamala Harris.

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