. >> podcaster, journalist and author kara swisher, reihan salam, president of the manhattan institute and national review, contributing editor new york times journalist and the interview podcast host, lulu garcia garcia-navarro. and conservative pollster and new york times opinion writer kristen soltis anderson. welcome back everyone, kristen, let me start with you what does harris need to do to win harris needs to make sure that she does not let donald trump rally her, that she continues to make him look small and that she persuasively convinces those voters who are in the center who do not like donald trump, but do not want to vote for somebody who's very progressive that her conversion to the center is legitimate. >> she needs to be credible, that she has made this moderate pivot and she means for it to stick so we're focusing right now on performance and tactics will get two issues. and then in the next segment, in terms of what she needs to do to win the debate is not the key. were kristen said, don't let trump rattle you know, she needs to show up she looks she looks like the fu

reihan salam, president of the manhattan institute and national review, contributing editor new york times journalist and the interview podcast host lulu garcia navarro jim geraghty, contributing writer at the washington post and national review senior political correspondent and nia malika henderson, politics and policy columnist at bloomberg. welcome back everyone here. jim, where does this race stand now post-debate well, anyway, you slice it. >> harris went out, did exactly what she wanted to do the national polls show a nice little pop, probably around four or five percentage point lead what would worry me if i were on her campaign is that michigan's had a couple of polls in the last couple of days. trump by one, tie her by one. the swing states to look pretty close and you very rarely can find a poll that has one candidate or the other outside of the margin of error the walz pick seemed to be popular. everybody raved about the democratic convention. she did great all this stuff is going right for her, but you're not seeing it generate a significant lead in the swing states. and

to be told him deserve to be heard by the media and these haitians somehow are flipping harm. >> reihan, there are real life consequences here. schools are shut down. there have been dozens of bomb threats. why are trump and vance continuing to hit these lies about what's going on in springfield? >> so j.d vance, as the senator from ohio, and as such, he regularly hears from his constituents. there have been there's been talk about incidents along these lines and people's pets going missing in springfield, ohio since back in march, these appear to largely be rumors that are unfounded. however, after that conversation that the wall street journal for reported on happened then vance received further reports about this according to his senate office. this is something that is ongoing where they are verifiable claims have sought, pet was stolen from somebody's house, and that a haitian migrant aid it? >> not that i know of. well, what i will say that but what i will say is this, they are hearing these complaints and what's better vance was seeking to do. >> i'm going to use attention to wha

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