Donald Duck got a spicy sit-down on “Hot Ones.” VP Kamala Harris had no such luck. Not that it would have changed the outcome of the election, but the Harris campaign had wanted the Democratic presidential candidate to appear on “Hot Ones,

Kamala Harris' campaign sought an appearance on "Hot Ones," but the show declined, citing its stance on delving into politics, campaign staff said.

Campaign staffers explain some of their podcast decisions — including not going on Joe Rogan's podcast — and how some shows rejected the candidate.

Four top leaders of Vice President Harris' campaign defended their strategy and largely attributed her loss to "headwinds" beyond their control in their first post-election interview on Pod Save America.

Kamala Harris’s campaign aides have revealed that the hit YouTube show Hot Ones turned down their offer off an interview with the vice president during her presidential election campaign. Speaking about what went wrong for Harris for the first time since her loss to Donald Trump,

As Donald Trump continued to spread his message through the podcast manosphere in the months leading up to the 2024 election, one refrain rang out from liberals everywhere: Get Kamala Harris on Hot Ones!

The viral YouTube show Hot Ones turned out the chance to interview Kamala Harris during the election as the show's producers did not want to 'delve into politics'

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign faced difficulties connecting with non-political audiences. Popular platforms like "Hot Ones" declined interview requests, citing a no-politics policy. While Donald Trump engaged with shows like "The Joe Rogan Experience" and others,