On the latest episode of “The Tony Kinnett Cast,” we examine the bizarre goal of Vice President Kamala Harris to distance herself from her role in the Biden-Harris administration while claiming responsibility for what she considers to be its successes.
How can a vice president be both the insider and the outsider in the race for president? How is it going for legacy media’s attempt to cover that up?
The double standards get much worse as we take a look at the wild case of Michigan officials who are trying to keep independent presidential candidates Jill Stein and Cornel West off the ballot while forcing Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who last week endorsed Donald Trump, to remain on the ballot despite asking to be taken off.
We chat about political tokenism and what makes a “photo op.” After Trump paid a visit to Arlington National Cemetery to honor the 13 fallen service members killed during the Biden-Harris administration’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, the former president was hit with allegations of using the event for political gain.
Who gets to decide what makes a trip necessary for a leader to make instead of a campaign convenience?
Oklahoma’s superintendent of schools, Ryan Walters, joins the show to answer a few questions about the controversy of adding references to the Bible to Oklahoma’s U.S. history standards, and whether firing over 300 staffers at the Oklahoma Department of Education affected local students in any discernible way.
Finally, we tackle the legacy of “mansplaining” and how it’s being used as a crutch for the Left as we prepare for both Harris’ first TV interview since she became the Democratic nominee and the first Harris-Trump debate on Sept. 10. Why is her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, required to chaperone the female vice president?
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