H5: 08/30/24: Duane and Ed’s Week In Review
Ed Morrissey of Hot Air and Duane continue to analyze the disaster of an interview between CNN’s Dana Bash and Kamala Harris, and how even Democratic pundits are trying in vain to spin it.
Ed Morrissey of Hot Air and Duane continue to analyze the disaster of an interview between CNN’s Dana Bash and Kamala Harris, and how even Democratic pundits are trying in vain to spin it.
Duane and Hugh go over everything Hugh did wrong in today’s broadcast.
Duane and Hugh go over everything Hugh did wrong in today’s broadcast.
Duane and Hugh go over everything Hugh did wrong in today’s broadcast in the first, and probably last, knowing him, edition of the Air-Check.
Lots of recapping the DNC mess this week, plus Donald Trump getting his messaging back on track, plus the impact of RFK, Jr. dropping out and endorsing Trump.
Two very different presidential campaigns to cover this week. We look closely at Donald Trump getting his messaging down against Kamal Harris in several media appearances, and Kamala Harris going full-blown communist with economic proposals while doing no media at all.
Lots on the campaign cycle this week, and whether or not Tim Walz was vetted enough (he clearly wasn’t), whether stolen valor is going to be a problem (Ed and I disagree), and whether or not media will stay in the tank (they will).
Duane and HotAir’s Ed Morrissey wrap up another very busy week – from the state of the presidential race to the coming war between Israel and Iran, the media’s obsession with Donald Trump’s appearance before Black journalists to their lack of curiosity about any contradiction around Kamala Harris.
Capstoning one of the more remarkable weeks you’ll ever witness in American politics, Duane and Ed Morrissey of HotAir dissect the retirement from campaigning by Joe Biden, the ascendancy and coronation of Kamala Harris, and who and what she is versus what regime media is trying to scrub and reinvent.
Duane in for Hugh for today’s Grand Old Pod, covering President’s Biden’s exit from the race, and playing a supercut of Kamala Harris’ worst moments.
The dichotomy of the week – two parties going in two different directions. All the highs of the Republican National Convention – Trump’s speech, J.D. Vance’s speech, and the positivity juxtaposed to the civil war breaking out in the Democratic Party as the drive to push Joe Biden to the curb intensifies, but the President digs in and promises to make the coup bloody.
Duane and Ed Morrissey of HotAir cover the President’s ‘big boy’ press conference, which was neither very big, nor boy, was it very much good to either him or the country.