In this episode, we explore how pop culture and social media are driving Kamala Harris's potential presidential election and how her multicultural background (Black and Indian) is challenging the power structures in American politics. We also examine the new lawsuit involving Flamin' Hot Cheetos creator Richard Montañez and PepsiCo for defamation as he fights for recognition as the product's creator. How significant is Montañez's potential court case win for Latino representation? Episode Summary: 02:15 - Analyzing the cultural and political implications of Kamala Harris' candidacy 04:30 - The concept of "Brownification of America" and thoughts on Project 2025 07:45 - The role of pop culture and social media in shaping Kamala Harris' candidacy 11:20 - What is "Brat" and why is it associated with Kamala Harris 14:50 - Debate on the theory of Biden's strategic step-down 18:30 - The "DEI hire" accusation and its implications 25:40 - Discussion of the Flaming Hot Cheetos' Richard Montañez lawsuit with PepsiCo. 31:10 - Exploitation vs. recognition in corporate America 35:20 - Brief review of the Deadpool movie and the rise of influencers in film promotion Quotes:❞ "Trump's advantage is shrinking because America is shrinking. America is Browning." - Mike Sargent "This is the influencer presidency. This is the era where culture influencers in a digital world is what could elect the new president." - Jack Rico Follow us:📱 https://www.instagram.com/brownblackpodcast https://www.instagram.com/jackrico https://www.instagram.com/iammikeonscreen www.youtube.com/@brownblackpodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices