New York Post financial correspondent Lydia Moynihan joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to share her thoughts on the backlash Jaguar is receiving over its viral new commercial.
“I really wish I had more visibility into these marketing meetings because presumably, like the CEO and everyone at the top okayed it. I mean, just is it the kind of thing where everyone’s afraid of getting canceled so they don’t actually offer feedback? Like maybe, yeah, we don’t want this in the ad. Like maybe we want something that like shows a car going fast and has good looking, interesting people. But I think it’s kind of the end result of probably a lot of people who worked at Jaguar was like aware that it was strange ad and they just were afraid to say something. The other thing is, I really do think that this ad, this was the pre Donald Trump getting elected ad and they must’ve already put a lot of money into it. They thought okay, we’re already going to release it. But, I actually do not think that an ad like that would be made today.”
Jimmy and Lydia also debate whether they think the car company created the ad before the 2024 presidential election took place. Listen to the podcast to hear what else they discussed!
