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Welcome to this episode of the award-winning Best of the Left podcast.

The vibes of this election are nothing anyone could have predicted six weeks ago,

and yet some of the details have played out as though by script.

Democrats drink hope like Ambrosia from the gods.

Trump, when confronted with reality, initiates a full-blown meltdown, and everyone is doing

their best to ignore the genocide in Gaza, being carried out with our weapons.

Sources providing our top takes in about 50 minutes today include the Bituation Room, the

Major to Report, Why Is This Happening, The Daily Show, The Last Word, and Steve Shives.

Then in the additional deeper dive half of the show,

there will be more on four topics.

Harris's positive vibes, Gaza will not be forgotten,

reality over vibes, and the Trump meltdown.

We've heard a little vibes shift from Vice President Harris who's currently running

obviously is the nominee for president now. So last week she was in Michigan and she told a group of

protesters if they keep talking like that they're going to get Donald Trump

elected they were saying we won't vote for genocide, Kamala, you can't hide, we won't vote for genocide,

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