Trump hits Harris campaign's media strategy: 'Big tactical mistake'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "Prior to the election, the Trump campaign denied that it had ever formally accepted an invitation for Trump to sit for a "60 Minutes" interview, after CBS News claimed he had backed out.TRUMP-VANCE TICKET HAS DONE COMIBINED 105 INTERVIEWS SINCE AUGUST COMPARED TO 103 FOR HARRIS-WALZHarris didn't sit for an interview for over a month after President Biden announced he was dropping out, and she became his replacement on top of the Democratic ticket.
46% : In other words, if she would have gone out and just did interviews," Trump began.
45% : Trump and Harris both turned to podcasts and nontraditional media sources throughout their campaigns.
31% : But real people heard, in some way, that we were not going to have interviews, which was both not true and also so counter to any kind of standard that was put on Trump, that I think that was a problem," Dillon told "Pod Save America" host Dan Pfeiffer in the weeks following the election.
23% : Trump told Time Magazine that Harris's interviews that didn't go as well for her wouldn't have gotten as much attention if she had done other ones.
7% : "When asked by the magazine what Harris' worst mistakes were, Trump pointed to Harris' media strategy.

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