The Jackpod: Unanswered questions

On Point | Podcast

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Talk Show, Daily News, News, Npr, On Point, Daily

4.2 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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On Point news analyst Jack Beatty imagines a presidential debate in which Vice President Kamala Harris candidly answers the questions of undecided voters.

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0:00.0	Support for this podcast comes from the Atlantic Festival.
0:03.3	On September 19th and 20th in Washington, D.C.
0:06.8	Meet great minds who don't think alike during two full days of one-on-one
0:10.9	interviews, panel discussions, book talks, screenings and more.
0:15.0	Tickets are available at the Atlantic Festival.com.
0:18.0	I'm Doryshimer filling in for Magna Chuck Rabardi and this is the jackpot where
0:28.3	on point news analyst Jack Beatty helps us connect history, literature and politics in a way that brings unique clarity to the world
0:35.7	we live in now.
0:36.7	Hello, Jack.
0:37.7	Hello, Dory.
0:39.7	Okay, it's episode 49. What's this week's headline?
0:43.8	Un answered questions.
0:47.2	I have an idea of where we're going with this,
0:49.9	something with questions happened this week.
0:52.3	Tell me more.
0:53.6	Well, watching the talking heads on MS NBC and CNN
0:59.6	during the after the debate,
1:01.2	they were just over the moon about Harris's performance just
1:04.9	you know brilliant baited him victory terrific and the you know the early polling
1:11.5	show that she was overwhelmingly considered the
1:14.0	victor so that's that's what they were saying well then the networks cut
1:19.2	or the broadcasters cut away to focus groups with undecided voters of whom there are an estimated 1% to 8%.
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