Kamala Harris did not lose, despite political frustrations

On today's podcast, David Waldman and Greg Dworkin shared some interesting updates. They discussed recent political events, emphasizing that Vice President Kamala Harris did not "lose" in a significant way, suggesting that perceptions around her performance matter. They noted a growing sentiment among Republicans and Democrats who are expressing regret over their past voting choices. This reflects a changing political landscape. Waldman and Dworkin also highlighted several controversial incidents. A French scientist was denied entry into the United States due to his opposition to former President Donald Trump's research policies. Meanwhile, a Canadian actress faced weeks of imprisonment after asking too many questions at the border. The discussion turned to gangs, as they mentioned over two hundred members of the MS-13 gang being sent back to El Salvador. Earlier, these gang members had been labeled as a major threat. They also criticized the U.S. District Court's chief judge, suggesting that even bipartisan appointees can be seen as too radical in today’s polarized climate. The duo ended with a provocative statement about fentanyl, predicting it would become a major security issue in North America.