Topic: Pence Harris

A review of Kamala Harris's debate history highlights her "I'm speaking" refrain used against Mike Pence. The segment also deconstructs a viral video of Harris explaining her method for cooking collard greens, which involves washing them in a bathtub and using bacon, garlic, and Tabasco sauce. Skepticism is expressed regarding the logistics of cooking a bathtub-sized volume of greens on a standard stove.

The hosts discuss the likelihood of Mike Pence rejecting electoral votes, noting that he is scheduled to leave for the Middle East immediately after the January 6th session. They also highlight a poll showing that 96% of Democrats believe the election was fair, suggesting that bipartisan support for decertification is unlikely. Early predictions are made for a 2024 matchup between Kamala Harris and Ted Cruz.

A liberal high school teacher reportedly expressed confusion regarding the current political landscape, believing that Mike Pence was still the Vice President and that Republicans controlled the Senate. The anecdote is used to illustrate a lack of basic civic knowledge among educators and the general public regarding the 50-50 Senate split and Kamala Harris's tie-breaking role.

The hosts analyze the performances of Mike Pence and Kamala Harris in their recent debate, noting Pence's "genteel" and steady radio-host delivery style. While Pence is praised for his steadiness, he is criticized for missing opportunities to deliver "zingers" and for frequently overrunning his allotted time. Harris is noted for avoiding her signature "cackle" but is accused of using non-sequiturs, specifically a historical reference to Abraham Lincoln.

Mike Pence's critique of Kamala Harris's voting record on the USMCA trade deal is highlighted as a significant moment that was largely ignored by mainstream media outlets like CNN. Pence pointed out that Harris was one of only ten senators to vote against the agreement, which he framed as a win for American auto workers and farmers. The hosts note that Newsweek previously ranked Harris as the most liberal member of the Senate.