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eastern time. again, on c-span2, on c-span no our free video mobile app and online at c-span.org.hat is the strategies for those two campaigns to reach voters in the coming weeks? >> we said it a million times but it's a question of how do they get to those folks who haven't necessarily made up their mind. we have all talk today undecided voters and people who had maybe flip-flopped over the two campaign cycles where they've had options to select biden or trump in the past. i think they will need to be continue to go highlight contrast and key issues which is the economy which was the first thing that came up tonight and obviously immigration a major concern to a lot of voters that i talked to but it's always the economy that comes up first. from the biden campaign, what we have heard from advisers in those circles, the president needs to argue specifics on how he has improved the economy, kitchen-table issues that are top of mind for a lot of people and for former president donald trump he's already doing it, he was doing it tonight trying to remind the people how strong the econ

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