Megyn is joined by National Review’s Charles C.W. Cooke and Michael Brendan Dougherty to talk about Kamala Harris’ nonstop use of her “ambitions” and “opportunity” talking points, her new push to reach black men through an interview on Shade Room, her reliance on canned lines due to an inability to think, the actress-like quality to her delivery, Tim Walz’s failed attempt to go hunting and look manly, the disdain Democrats have for the voters in America, President Joe Biden taking a dig at Harris during a White House briefing, the feud between the two camps spilling out into the public, Biden being used as a tool of the Democratic machine, J.D. Vance’s on-air showdown with ABC News’ Martha Raddatz, her claim that Venezuelan gangs are only taking over some apartment complexes and not whole towns in Colorado, how out of touch the corporate media is with most Americans, and more.
Then, Allie Beth Stuckey, author of Toxic Empathy, joins to discuss how progressives talk about abortion without thinking about the implications, the lack of empathy that is disconnected from how many Americans see the issue, actor Bryan Cranston campaigning for Harris over “reproductive rights,” Megyn’s story about how he stopped being friends with a Trump supporter, Joe Scarborough’s absurd spin during his MSNBC interview with Doug Emhoff, the lack of questions about the assault allegations against Emhoff, journalists refusing to do their jobs because of political bias, the hypocrisy on the left about supporting women, and more.