TDS’ Johnson: At the End of the Day, It Seemed Like the Only Way to Get Some Men to Vote for Kamala Is to Trick Them into It

EXCERPT:

JOHNSON (voice-over): "At the end of the day, it seemed like the only way to get some men to vote for Kamala might be to trick them into it."

JOHNSON: "What if they put a 45-pound kettlebell on the lever to vote for Kamala Harris, do you think more guys would do it?"
UNKNOWN MALE 4: "You know what would do it? You put a sign that says, like, 'Try and pull this,' you know what I mean?"
JOHNSON: "Oh, don’t even tell them the way, just be like, 'I bet you can’t.'"
UNKNOWN MALE 4: "There you go, 'Bet you can't.' 'Bet you can't.'"
JOHNSON: "That should be the slogan."
UNKNOWN MALE 4: "There you go."
JOHNSON: "'I bet you can't.' I think it might, if you don’t understand the context, it might look pretty bad to just say, 'Kamala Harris: Bet you can’t.' That may backfire."
UNKNOWN MALE 4: "Needs some context."
JOHNSON: "Yeah."