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In this episode of StuntBrain News, the host discusses allegations of plagiarism leveled against the US Vice President, Kamala Harris. The allegations, made by 'plagiarism hunter' Stefan Weber and conservative activist Chris Rufo, stem from Harris's 2009 book, "Smart on Crime", written in collaboration with Joan O'C Hamilton when Harris was the San Francisco district attorney. Both Weber and Rufo claim that Harris and Hamilton lifted sections of their book verbatim from other sources without proper citation. The host explores the implications of these allegations and the questions they raise about integrity and responsibility in public service, while noting that Harris's campaign has dismissed the claims. The episode underscores the importance of holding public figures to high standards, with the ongoing developments being closely followed.

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The StuntBrain News podcast, featuring an extensive interview with former President Donald Trump on the "Flagrant" program, delved into topics ranging from potential assassination attempts on American politicians to Trump's desired political legacy. He expressed his views on President Biden's approach to dealing with such threats, particularly from Iran, and reflected on his own approach towards tough negotiations during his presidency. Interestingly, Trump also shared insights into his strategy behind the nicknames for his rivals, his relationship with former Vice President Mike Pence, and his ongoing lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize Board. The host, Schulz, concluded the show with his perspective on Trump as a likely political disruptor against the current Democratic leadership.