Trish Regan
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Media TURNS On Kamala as Polls FLATLINE! | Trish Regan Show Ep 4551
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August 28, 2024
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36:46Now PlayingIn today’s live Trish Regan Show, I’m looking at some surprising feedback from some major news organizations on Kamala Harris’s campaign. Why the sudden shift? Could it be related to some recent lackluster poll numbers? We’ll discuss.
Plus, Fox News host Jesse Watters is in hot water AGAIN, with the left calling for him to be fired over one specific comment he made on “The Five”. I’ll explain what’s really going on…
And, could it be true that Meta’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg, like an increasing number of media organizations, is growing disillusioned at the idea of a Harris Presidency? We’ll discuss.
One thing is for sure - Meta (Facebook) and many tech companies are counting on having new opportunities in this brave new world of AI… and Nvidia’s recent rise certainly sheds light on that as well. For more on investing in tech:
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