r/inthenews Oct 01 '24

article Trump rejects "60 Minutes" interview; Harris accepts

https://www.axios.com/2024/10/01/trump-harris-60-minutes-interview
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u/[deleted] Oct 01 '24

Makes sense.

The Harris interview will probably be pretty boilerplate and respectable.

A Trump interview would feature Leslie Stahl having to say, "And it was at this point that a seemingly frustrated Donald Trump announced the interview was over and was led away by nearby staff."

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u/More-Jackfruit3010 Oct 02 '24

As said elsewhere, maybe the Harris interview could just consist of a cooking show style presentation of her making Orange Chicken. Finish with her trying a bite, looking into the camera, and saying Mhhmm..., good!

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u/Shoddy_Life_7581 Oct 02 '24

That would be a million times better than her actually doing an interview. Her platform is uninspiring beyond not being a republican, we need more of that one video of her and Walz just shooting the shit.

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u/CarlLlamaface Oct 02 '24

Yeah Harris has far fewer indecent acts for the reporter to corner her on.

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u/Nrksbullet Oct 02 '24

I love how she said "You told me to my face that you have to say Media lies and discredit us so the public doesn't believe negative things about you" and he totally sidestepped that, lol.