Andrew Schulz accuses Harris team of ‘blatantly’ lying about interview outreach
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The comedian and Podcast presenter Andrew Schulz accused the Harris campaign of lying “openly” about the fact that his team could not reach them during the election on Saturday.
In an interview with the New York Times’ interview ” podcastSchulz, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and former transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg explained his efforts to reach democrats during the 2024 elections at the “Fragrant” podcast.
He claimed that the Democrats did not only refuse him, but accused his team of being “sexist, bigoted and racist” of being “Podcast Bros”.
Schulz said that he was trying to interview Vice President Kamala Harris, but his campaign “clearly lying[d]”And he said he didn’t.
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Andrew Schulz claimed that he had reached several people to try to interview Vice President Kamala Harris. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
Schulz, “Just to lie clearly when I did not reach the wild – Charlamagne, who worked with them.” He said. “The deputy Mark Cuban reached out and we reached out and they are clearly lying.
“Then when people write articles on this subject,” they will say, “Andrew says he reached Kamala, but we reached the people of Kamala, and they said it never happened.” So what should the reader interpret this? “
“I think it’s an indictment on me, because it’s almost like a liar.”
Fox News reached Harris, Charlamagne and Cuba for Digital comment.
Schulz has been buttigigieg and Vermont Sen since then. He admitted that he was talking with progressive figures like Bernie Sanders. The reason thought that the democrats did not need to go to the podcasts like him to reach voters before the election.
Schulz and “Fragrant” Podcast in October during the campaign interviewed President Donald Trump. After the interview, Trump said he had no chance to win the presidency. “
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Andrew Schulz sat with President Donald Trump for an interview. (FOX News Digital)
In addition, Schulz at Times Podcast described himself as a lifetime democrat who voted for Trump.
“[M]The V -vote was like I voted against a democratic institution, and I thought it had removed the democratic process from its founders. I didn’t like the course of things, and Kamala, yes, we will continue to do so, ”he said.
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