as we stand by for them to take the stage we assemble our signature political panel, rick davis partner at stonecourt capital along with jeanne sheehan-zaino political science professor at iona university and a senior democracy fellow at the scene debt -- center for the study of the presidency and congress. rick, there are a couple audiences donald trump could speak to today at a couple strategies. what would be your advice to him for connecting to wall street? rick: i think he obviously wants to be the guy that really promotes the economic growth of the country. one thing i haven't heard much of that is a big issue is rolling back regulations. the biden administration has been thinking of regulation. not only has he been the kingdom of organized -- the king of organized labor but he has not seen a regulation he does not love. there has been a massive increase since the trump administration in regulation. earlier in the campaign trump talked a lot about that, pledging to roll it back, cut red tape and allow government to get out of the way of business. we haven't heard that lately. nowa

>> i disagree with rick davis, which is rare, but it will be very exciting.m walz needs to do is defend kamala harris and reintroduce her to the american public, her agenda. let's not forget this is somebody who has only been paying attention to kamala harris for the last two months. it is a big hill to surmount when he is just on the ticket. he has to do that and show the american people that the democrats are not socialists, communists, crazy leftist liberals and poke holes in what jd vance and donald trump are selling to the american public. it would also be incumbent on him to drive a wedge between donald trump and jd vance, which should not be hard because jd vance said a lot of things about trump that were not kind. there is an audience of one for jd vance, so imagine if he has to defend some things i cannot repeat on bloomberg television that he has said about the man at the top of the ticket. he will have to try to do all of that but most importantly introduce americans to kamala harris's economic agenda. joe: no pressure. kailey: when we consider jd

vice presidential debate and we would like to stick with our signature panel for their analysis, rick davis impressions? did somebody win? >> i do not know that there were winners and losers. they both met the needs, this was really about reinforcing the standards the candidates are running at the top of the ticket. jd vance did a good job, disciplined to job, of returning repeatedly to immigration, the soft underbelly of the biden administration, and criticizing almost on every issue some form of immigration impact, whether it was on housing where the economy or national security. so he came with a plan and executed the plan. tim walz was tim walz. he got put on the ticket because he was everybody's grandpa and the football coach showed up tonight and this is clearly what the harris campaign wants to present. it was unpolished, rough around the edges sometimes, but i would say delivered a lot of good hits against donald trump, which was his job, in a very compelling final argument on democracy in the 2020 election at the end of the debate. so is anybody going to stop the momentum the harri

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