The show that gave Donald Trump the election; it was Barron who asked the President-elect to appear on it

John Morgan, a former Democratic donor and founder of the Morgan & Morgan law firm recently claimed in a recent Fox News interview that Barron Trump, who is the US President- elect Donald Trump's youngest son is ‘smarter’ than US Vice President Kamala Harris's entire campaign team, reported New York Post.

According to New York Post, John Morgan gave all the credits to Barron Trump’s suggestion for his father to appear on popular podcasts which included ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ as pivotal in defeating Kamala Harris in the recent US Presidential election. He actually criticized Kamala Harris for avoiding such platforms while arguing that her limited media presence contributed to her campaign's failure.

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John Morgan also pointed out that while Donald Trump engaged with influential media figures like Joe Rogan, Kamala Harris's solitary podcast appearance on ‘Call Her Daddy’ garnered less than one million views, asserted New York Post. He also suggested that the progressive members of Kamala Harris's team were reluctant to embrace alternative media outlets due to fears of backlash.

Furthermore, John Morgan expressed disdain for Kamala Harris's attempts to emulate former US President Barack Obama while stating that she lacks his talent and should not run for US President again, noted New York Post.

FAQs:

Which famous personality recent claimed Barron Trump to be smarter than the entire campaign of US Vice President Kamala Harris?
John Morgan, a former Democratic donor and founder of the Morgan & Morgan law firm recently claimed in a recent Fox News interview that Barron Trump, who is the US President- elect Donald Trump's youngest son is ‘smarter’ than US Vice President Kamala Harris's entire campaign team.

Why did John Morgan criticize Kamala Harris
John Morgan actually criticized Kamala Harris for avoiding such platforms while arguing that her limited media presence contributed to her campaign's failure.