Okay, right now we are preparing to look at live pictures out of Brookfield, Wisconsin.

We're just moments from now, Vice President Kamala Harris will sit down with former Republican

Congresswoman Liz Cheney

for their third moderated conversation of the day. And we will definitely keep a close eye on that.

We'll bring it to you. We want to talk about it. It's a big deal. It's been a big day.

But before that event kicks off, I just want to pause on the significance of this for a second.

Because I think it bears repeating.

I mean, even four years ago, I could not have imagined.

I'm betting you could not have imagined.

Liz Cheney sitting on the stage with a Democratic nominee.

And this is their third event today in a third swing state, just two weeks out from the election.

I know there is a lot of anxiety out there. Believe me, I see people on trains. I see people in elevators everywhere. A lot of concern

about every up and every down in the polls, about turnout. These are the questions everybody's

talking about. Concern about everything. That's what's what's what happens to exat it from an election.

But just take today in for a moment because what today really speaks to is the unity among a

broad coalition of people. People who definitely do not agree on everything, but who have been

brought together because of their deep concern about a second Trump presidency and about the

threat that he poses to our country. You have to choose in this race between someone who has been

faithful to the Constitution, who will be faithful, and Donald Trump, who it's not just us

predicting how he will act. We watched what he did after the last

election. We watched what he did on January 6th. And I know how quickly democracies can unravel.

And I know that as Americans, we can become accustomed to thinking, well, we don't have to worry about that here.

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