Trump, Harris turn to podcasters and influencers to court specific groups of voters

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : The latest example was Trump sitting for a lengthy interview over the weekend with Joe Rogan, whose podcast draws one of the biggest audiences in the U.S. that is made up predominantly of younger males that his campaign is seeking to court.
65% : Appearing on Rogan's podcast was a familiar strategy for Trump, who has done interviews with multiple podcasts, streaming personalities and others with similar audiences.
53% : He has also done podcasts with comedian Theo Von, Barstool Sports' "Bussin' with the Boys" and Logan Paul's "Impaulsive."Trump has still made some appearances on cable television, though has exclusively stuck with shows on Fox News, while running mate JD Vance has done interviews on numerous traditional political news programs and print outlets.
48% : The first and only debate between Trump and Harris was watched by some 67.1 million people but audiences for daily programming are significantly smaller.

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