Sex Talk Podcast Host Calls Out Kamala’s Campaign For Spending $100,000 To Redo Interview Studio

Aside from the money reportedly spent on Cooper’s podcast, the campaign blew through more than $15 million on “event production,” with $1 million going to Oprah Winfrey’s Harpo Productions on Oct. 15, according to the Washington Examiner. The massive spending resulted in the Democratic National Committee landing themselves in at least $20 million in debt and be forced to fire hundreds of employees.

The campaign’s chief financial officer, Patrick Stauffer, disputed reports that the party is in massive debt due to the 2024 election cycle during an interview with Bloomberg.

The Harris campaign’s 2024 campaign chair Jen O’Malley Dillon said during a Nov. 26 interview that the money spent on “Call Her Daddy” was “really important” in order to reach younger and lower propensity voters who had distanced themselves from politics.

Democratic donor John Morgan argued Monday that the campaign spending should end Harris’ political career, while Democratic National Committee member Lindy Li told News Nation on Nov. 26 that she was “stunned” by Harris and her campaign’s lack of accountability for the spending.

A seven-minute clip of the 44-minute long interview reached 924,000 views as of Friday, standing significantly lower than Trump’s interview with prominent podcaster Joe Rogan that reached 52 million views. Democratic strategist and media expert Lis Smith told former Obama adviser Tommy Vietor that the interview did not become too successful due to the vice president and Cooper focusing too heavily on policy.