the, the, this is the, the, the news line from the us votes as digestive bits of presidential debates. republicans, donald trump, democrats, cumberland, harris clashed, and 19 minutes it could be that only otherwise contest will look at the full lot from the tv show down. i'm not debate scores, comma, how does the major endorsement from cigna say this? we have 2 sided alpha instagram post, childless cot, lady black post boost hours. these chances in germany is criticized by its neighbors and by the other plans to tight and check that its land borders. poland caused the move. unacceptable. the

feel good. welcome to the program. we begin with the us presidential debate tuesday night show down in philadelphia was the 1st chance for americans to see the 2 presidential candidates square off of issues like the economy, migration, and reproductive rights. the 1st time shake between presidential candidates since the 2016 campaign. commer harris subdivision c. thank you. pleasant trees seem to send in 2 or more of woods throughout the debate coming to harris and donald trump exchange jobs that bounce between the personal and political they will so came to blows of a foreign policy. as we understand the importance of the greatest military lives, the world has ever known which has nato and what we have done to preserve the ability of the landscape and the ukrainians to fight for their independence.

otherwise would be sitting, emptied with his eyes on the rest of europe, starting with poland. what you think is a friendship with what is known to be a dictator who would eat you for lunch? trumpet back. saying the boy in ukraine wouldn't have happened under his leadership, that they sent her to negotiate peace before this war started. 3 days later he went in and he started the war because everything they said was weak and stupid. they said the wrong things that were should have never started. she was the emissary. they said to rent and negotiate with zalinski and put in. and she did. and the war started 3 days later. i just didn't confuse yasmine. so that can do that with high support is highlighting the contrasts between the 2 candidates. got the convicted criminal, or try see already to have this picture to scrape you can't,

you just can't. he said that even dogs in the little town somewhere. she's actually staying on point, staying on topic answering questions, giving facts and figures and her opponent can strangeness, mentions together. divide was quite different to the republican watch policy. trump support has also said that kind to, that was on message my impression is that trump is very honest. she speaks from the heart. he speaks the truth. um, he knows the facts, he knows the story line and i i hardly believe that he would be the best president for the united states of america. i think it's been great. i think trump has been holding his own. he's been on point and sharp. right to the point, answering the questions, and most importantly, coloring out. choosing the debate when a is often a question of allegiance. what matters know is how many undecided voters each

candidates managed to win over. well, given that the previous trumpet bite and the bass led to joe biden, leaving the rice, i asked the washington bureau chief in his pole, how to use the night's event was likely to the effect of november's election. as we just heard, fill uh in this piece, the trump supporters uh from his uh, republican days they just are locked in for months or actually really unaffected. but any event on the other end uh, kind of the hers that she really had more to gain or lose last night as a, she is the new candidate in the race. and she really has to kind of reintroduce herself to these tens of millions of viewers who were evaluating if she is ready to be the commander in sheets. it's interesting that a cnn flash pole found that she won by a nearly $2.00 to $1.00 margin. and also many professional commentaries seemed to

agree also some conservative papers really praised her this morning. but, phil, as you remember, and i'm sure many of all of us, remember when hillary clinton debated a donald trump and one she still lost the election. so it's, it's totally unclear if this really will have a major impact this debate last night. maybe of the endorsement of taylor swift will be more important than kind of the harris victory. but do you think that the most is a learned anything from this debate about either of the candidates that they didn't before, but i didn't know before by the way they learned that donald trump is donald trump and that he didn't change. he repeated his lies. he kind of is putting out this and to use he's talking about millions of migrants coming into this country. he was talking about haitian migraines, eating cats,

and dogs and ohio. he could easily triggered by tamela harris. so in that regard, there's hardly any news about donald trump, but of course we've come with harris. this is different. she showed that she is really able to learn quickly. she was clear, she was on message. she didn't get called on her favor, a famous kind of word salad. she really finished her sentences. and you know, she was well able to walk this fine line as a woman to come across is really strong and powerful. this out being kind of bitchy or whatever people say about a strong women. so i think she really introduced kind of in you, kimberly harris who is able to fulfill a uh, the job of a president of the united states. what about foreign policy? what were the messages in this debate for the rest of the world? the, the contrast couldn't be any bigger of why that kind of the hair is really underlined

. the importance of nato kind of reiterated the. the problem is that you have that through nighted states will stand this ukraine under her leadership don't from for refused to even say that to you ones, ukraine to win this war. what she keeps saying, what you said over the last uh years that with him in the white house, uh, this war and ukraine or the void is uh, gaza, which has never started. of course he doesn't have any prove of that. so this is a major difference in foreign policy. kind of, le harris will stand with nato and she will stand with 2 chron. donald trump refuses to have any clear answer in that regard. and thanks for that. so it is, dw, is the washington bureau chief in his ball, us and you have, as you heard, that from that it is pop. superstar taylor swift has endorsed kala harris showed

after the bates the signal posted on social media saying she will be voting for ms . harris and november, she signed off a message as a child, less cop lady. and if i did get donald trump running mate j, the vans who came on to 5 for describing prominent democrats like the vice president, is a bunch of childless cotton ladies off to fight and died as exploded with heavy rolling sent. there was a report on social media edited for d. w. advice and style. welcome at haley. so this taylor swift endorsements. how much political influence does she have despised? have millions of followers? yeah, i think it's difficult to say, of course, we know that she has a stellar super part superpower, a year behind her with many concerts that were sold out tons of album sales tons of fan fair, but does not really translate to political power in any way hard to say, but i think it's hard to underestimate the swift ease they do come out in full force. most of the time, no matter what happens,

especially as taylors was telling them to do something. and in the past, she has endorsed candidates to no one's sure whether or not that had any actual impact. a lot of experts do say that the celebrity endorsements do tend to have a moderate impact, rather pushing in person towards the candidates. and they were already a fan of rather than getting someone to jump party lines. so it's difficult to say, but i wouldn't underestimate this. what is, why do you think she decided to go public about have boasting intense, and now i think everything that taylor swift does is very calculated. she's big on easter eggs. she's big. i'm planning these tiny little details that work up to her albums into her shows. and everything, so her fans are really in tune to what she's doing, and i think there is no accident in the taylor swift world. she's got everything completely planned. and between that and her footage from the miss america documentary where she spoke about the 1st time that she really wanted to come out publicly and interested in politics to and came to a bit of a fight with her family and her team. i think she's really engage in politics even if she doesn't always say so. and i think the timing of this was playing perfectly

to reach that last bit of audience, especially when voting registration is still open in some states. and we're able to get those last minute voters, and i think it's all very planned and the instagram post the photo. the signature child is the cat lady. what's the, what's the messaging back? yeah, i think she's always been a so called cat libya. she works and into her branding so far up until everything we've seen of her. so what kind of fits perfectly in with this, this a way that we have now of flipping those negatives of attacks from the other party on their head and being able to kind of enter into those messaging moment. so i think for her, it was actually the perfect point to be able to enter because she's had these cats for a long time. it's always been kind of a part of her personality part of her brand. okay, so you go to any a role as a thank you. so thank you. that's a good look. now at some more news from around the world, hundreds of people have mocked the 23rd. i thought you have the 911 terror attacks and which is, i'm just tired of this, hijacked several planes in the united states and killed really 3000 people.

relatives of those who lost their lives. but the names through the settlement in new york risk president touch a bite and come a horizontal. trump attended the commemoration. hannah, a mess it goes, sent, it says, approved or resolved to restrict the judiciary the legislation possible. the house that last week of the stablish is that judges, including those on the supreme court, will be elected by popular vote. critics for well threatened the rule of law inflict designs between dish or was it not robust? main air force has cooled off a strike against the proposed agreement with an indian investor to operate in the facility. i can use largest aviation unions. that's the bottom line is ation deal at german kenyata international level would lead to job losses. i'm bringing non canyon workers. the strikers cause major flight cancellations. i'm d lice. do you have an officials that are investigating the partial collapse of

a bridge? eastern city address didn't know who was injured, but as long as you say there is a risk of the sections crumbling. traffic across the elbow has been halted, causing major disruptions. and the general government has announced plans to implement a european rules on asylum most strictly turning back people at the border and returning them to the countries they travelled through to reach germany. the announcement comes aft about it and said it would tighten controls on all of its land borders from next week to protect the public from the threat to its limits, to violence, and to come in regular migration. germany's neighbors on the you have criticize the move of the german police carrying out random checks on the border with austria. sites like this will become more common from next monday. as tighter controls come into force on all of germany's land borders. but the new measures are already under

scrutiny from the european union. the commission position is, is very clear. so this needs to be done in line with the 2nd board us code. so this can be a possibility. but of course, this controls must be necessary and proportion. and so as such, this type of measures should remain strictly exception. neighboring poland found harsher words for berlin's new restrictions that good to put you on your so these kind of actions are unacceptable from pulling to point of view. many of those except of i have no doubt that it is german domestics politics of people that is liked. it is hard in english and not our own policy against the legal migration at our borders. i need somebody to go, but for me to go in and go to the unless you're going to, the german government is under pressure domestically. after a series of islam is linked terror attacks including a knife rampage, and the western city is only which killed 3 people. the suspected attacker was

a syrian asylum seeker slated for deportation to bulgaria, or had already registered for asylum. germany's interior minister, nancy fraser defended the new measures some slight. i'm the i'm, you also need the ability to turn people back at the extended borders, which is why we believe we must continue speak action that this is absolutely necessary in order to further reduce executive migration memo. so thing for the government's political opponents, the temporary restrictions don't go far enough with the conservatives the far right and the far left. what the harsher crack down, and what is shaping up to be one of the hardest tests yet for berlin, shaky governing coalition watching dw news. his reminder of our top story at this donald, trump and cumberland have sufficed off. and what could be that only tell me about the base of the us presidential campaign? they clashed of issues including the economy, abortion,

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