Well, she starts now.

Hey, good morning. It's Saturday, August the 18th. The election is 79 days away, and tomorrow

Democrats will kick off their national convention in Chicago with the wind at their backs,

hoping to build on Kamala Harris' momentum. This morning,

it was revealed that the theme of this year's convention will be for the people, for our future,

which borrows from the vice president's past campaign slogan Kamala Harris for the people.

It's going to be a slightly different affair from past Democratic conventions and a very

different event that the one

organizers had originally been planning. For one thing, there's not much in the way of real business to

take care of this year. Democratic delegates have already voted and made Harris their party's official

nominee, but it is going to be an opportunity for Democrats to consolidate support behind Harris's

campaign and to unify the party after a tense and

uneasy summer. Donald Trump knows that this could be a pivotal week for the presidential race,

so he's trying to blunt Harris's momentum with a series of events of his own. His campaign

just announced that the former president will hold rallies and press events in multiple

swing states over the next week, despite previously saying that he didn't need to return announced that the former president will hold rallies and press events in multiple swing

states over the next week, despite previously saying that he didn't need to return to the campaign

trail until after the Democratic Convention because he claimed that he had a big lead.

Trump's attempts to steal the spotlight away from the Democrats actually began yesterday when he

held a rally in Wilkesbury, Pennsylvania,

one day before Harris Wals and their spouses were set to embark on a bus tour of the state.

During the rally, he took particular aim at the economic policies that his opponent had just started

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