I watched “The Charlie Kirk Show” for the first time today. It was a beautiful idea to organize a tribute to Charlie led by JD Vance as a host. But the execution was embarrassingly bad. Terrible sound, pathetic editing. The plan was to show clips of Charlie debating on college campuses in the breaks between guests. That was messed up beyond belief with clips poorly cut, one segment repeating several times from different points. There are hundreds of excellent clips where Charlie does all the work. A ten-year-old should be able to get a good, representative collection and put it in the show seamlessly.
JD Vance should not be hosting any shows because he was gauche, fake, wooden, and kept interrupting the guests to tell them that their time was up. He recited the Nicene Creed, and that’s great, but he somehow managed to do it very clumsily and unconvincingly.
This is very symbolic of the entire administration. The plans are great but the execution is weak and embarrassing.
In absolutely any endeavor, the idea is about 15% of the success. The other 85% are all execution. If you can’t execute, it doesn’t matter that you have the most brilliant idea ever. You still fail.
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