Kamala Harris Tries New Accent

Got to let end on something not sad, which is Kamala Harris. She's back and she has tried out a new accent or it might be the revival of one of her old. It's kind of like a black scent. I mean, you tell me, but she is out there making the rounds and she has decided to drop the following little bit. Do we have it? Hold on. Yeah, I'll let you. Yeah. Let's listen to it. Sixteen. Shirley Chisholm talked about a menu. It's okay to not be in love with a candidate. It's okay to vote and ask everybody else to vote because this choice is better than that one. It's okay because this choice is better than that one. It's okay. Okay. This is so fake and affected. It's cringy. Glenn Greenwald. But she's the gift that keeps on giving. Unfortunately, the latest news this week is that it looks like she might not be running, at least if you believe the five out of eight campaign aides that I think it was Politico tracked down and asked who don't believe she's getting ready to run. They don't see the outward signs of somebody building a campaign. I'm holding on hope. But what do you make of her new? It's OK accent. You know, what is amazing about Kamala Harris, given how far she rose, is she is probably the least politically talented person I've ever seen. In fact, she has like negative political talent. There's nothing that she does that doesn't you don't find repellent. It's like always just like nails on a chalkboard. Everything she tries, everything she says, everything she does. And the amazing thing is she disappeared for 18 months, you know, just like doing speeches or like real estate corporations in Australia for cash. So you would think when she comes back after that, I'm people like, OK, we haven't seen her in a while. I'm willing to give her another. But for me, at least it was like she's barely gone. Like I found her as repellent as as I ever have. And, you know, this kind of like ability to use different forms of speaking to different audiences, she was speaking to Dan double speech without trying to be as black as possible with a black accent as possible. It's something that like some people can do. You know, like some Southern politicians can like speak in a more Southern accent when they're speaking to some audiences, modulate a little bit when they're speaking to, you know, like national media or people in the Northeast or whatever, the banking centers. And some like Obama was good at it. He kind of put on a credible like it was very subtle, like his black accent versus like the Harvard East Coast accent that he also had. Subtlety is good. Yeah. Bill Clinton did it. Hillary. I don't know if you remember, but Hillary Clinton, like the 90s, the first time she did that 60 interview, 60 minutes interview about Paula Jones, she was like, I'm not just someone standing by my man. It's like, Hillary, you grew up in Illinois. You went to Yale Law School. What is this? But come on. It's so everything she does is so poorly executed that I. Yes. When he said like, hey, let's start talking about something that's not sad. Kamala Harris, my first reaction was, what do you mean? She's that's a very sad topic. But you're right. It's actually funnier than anything else because because of how talented she is, she's so unthreatening. So you could really just laugh at her. Yes. And this will end with this clip where she's next to Al Saeed in Michigan, the Senate candidate, and he looks like he would rather be anywhere on earth than next to her. Watch. Here's another fact. The attack on D.I. is an attack on maternal care. An attack on D.I. to recognize diversity, equity and inclusion is an attack by definition on maternal care, including the need to protect black women in connection with their pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum care. If he had an eject button, he would have pressed it. Well, it's so ironic because he's supposed to be the left wing candidate, but he's trying to like be a normie Democrat. And she's like the establishment Democrat. But she floats in sounding like she just got out of a Black Lives Matter George Floyd march from like 2020. She sounds like the people in that lesbian bar. And yeah, always off the drift bar. Yeah. Like she's just always off note, you know, and you're right. He's just like he's trying so hard to just be like, you know, he had her there because she supposedly is going to help him with black voters, even though I don't remember that CNN segment. They went into a black barbershop in Philadelphia and they're like, do you think camel hair is black? And all the black guys that were like, not really. It was so embarrassing. She's a mess. She has no political value at all. By becoming a subscriber, we really, really value your input and your support. You may not always agree, but we are always going to talk about it and respect. 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