Transcript
Simone Sanders Townsend (0:02)
Simone Sanders Townsend and I have known each other for more than a decade, since she was the strategic mind behind the country's top Democrats.
Eugene Daniels (0:09)
Y' all want to hear from Bernie Sanders. Back in the day, Eugene Daniels and I sometimes disagreed. He was, after all, reporting on my then boss, Vice President Kamala Harris.
Simone Sanders Townsend (0:21)
And honestly, when you talk to people in the White House, people are starting to feel a little bit more pessimistic. And now, instead of being at odds as White House reporter and White House staffer, we're friends and colleagues dissecting what comes across our feed. Just like everybody else. This is people who are getting paid with taxpayer dollars.
Eugene Daniels (0:36)
He's out of taxpayer dollars. It's corny. It's corny and it's trolling and it's not funny.
Simone Sanders Townsend (0:40)
Yeah.
Eugene Daniels (0:41)
And we'll continue to stay on top of political news, but we'll cover much more in a new show. Ms. Now presents. Clockin. We get along so well because we are both fluent in politics and culture. When we're not mic'd up for tv, we're talking about how politicians are stealing music and slang and aesthetics to make themselves seem powerful and relevant. Putting out where he look. Superhero esque, very Tony Stark. It's giving Tony Stark. He's hopping out of the government vehicles.
Simone Sanders Townsend (1:09)
Because while most political coverage is focused on the White House or the Hill, the real political games are being played outside on football fields, on the runways, and on TikTok.
Eugene Daniels (1:19)
Okay, Sabrina Carpenter saw this, tweeted. This video is evil and disgusting. And to fight back in this crazy world, to win the war of ideas and the war for what's right, the people need to know exactly what's going on.
Simone Sanders Townsend (1:32)
They gotta clock it.
Eugene Daniels (1:33)
Come on. Ms. Now presents Clock it. We're positioning ourselves at the intersection of culture and politics so we can report back to you who's hijacking what for what reason, and precisely how much any of it matters.
Simone Sanders Townsend (1:49)
Clock it is where we talk about what we see and hear in the news. So you can start to clock it, too. New episodes drop every Thursday starting February 12th.
