Kareem Rahma is the host of the left-leaning podcast Subway Takes, where he engages with both everyday commuters and celebrities to gather their opinions. Recently, he revealed an intriguing backstory concerning an interview attempt with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, initiated by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) ahead of the 2024 election.
According to Rahma, the interview was so poorly executed that it was ultimately deemed unworthy of release. He expressed a sense of relief over this decision, suggesting he wanted to avoid any potential blame should Harrisâs campaign falterâa sentiment that speaks volumes about the current state of political discourse.
This situation sheds light on Harris’s reluctance to appear on the Joe Rogan podcast. Clearly, her team recognized the inherent risks involved; a poorly received episode would be much harder to brush under the rug than a private interview gone awry.
Rahma, who hosts the popular series âSubway Takes,â where he asks commuters and sometimes celebrities their opinions, previously told the New York Times that he conducted an interview with Harris during the summer of 2024, but that it was never released.
In a social media clip featuring an interview with Forbesâ Steven Bertoni, Rahma shared that Harrisâs responses were so âbadâ that he felt fortunate the content was never published. âHer take was really confusing and weird â not good,â he explained. They ultimately âmutually agreed to not publish it. And I got lucky, because I didnât want to be blamed for her losing.â
âHer take was that bad?â Bertoni inquired.
âIt was really, really bad⊠it like, didnât make any sense,â Rahma elaborated, noting that Harrisâs take included a baffling assertion that âbacon is a spice.â
As of now, neither Harris nor Rahma has responded to Fox News Digital’s request for comments.
Rahma, who identifies as Muslim, previously mentioned to the New York Times that Harrisâs team suggested she might deliver a âhot takeâ criticizing the practice of removing shoes on airplanes.
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According to a podcaster who interviewed Kamala Harris for her 2024 campaign, the interview was so bad that both sides decided not to publish it.
â Defiant Lâs (@DefiantLs) July 8, 2025
Itâs quite remarkable that Harris is considering a run for governor of California. One has to wonderâdo Democrats genuinely believe her communication skills have improved since this incident?