Former President Donald Trump left people in Michigan waiting for quite some time. The culprit? A lengthy podcast chat with Joe Rogan that ran over. The venue got chilly, and some folks decided to head home. Eventually, Trump touched down at Traverse City airport, apologetic and pointing fingers at the podcast. Rogan's interviews are notorious for their length, and this one was no exception, covering topics like UFOs and tax policies.

At the same time, Vice President Kamala Harris was in Texas, talking about the state's new abortion ban with none other than Beyoncé. Trump didn't hold back, labeling the event a "dance party. " And he used the delay as an opportunity to voice his views on immigration, accusing other countries of sending unwanted people to the US.

While Trump's event had its share of hiccups, it's worth considering why these interviews and events matter in shaping public opinion. They provide a platform for leaders to engage directly with people, even if it sometimes comes with delays and controversies.

Missed Timings: Trump's Podcast & Political Shots

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