Belchie starts now.

Good morning. It's Saturday, August the 24th. There are 73 days left until Election

Day. Democrats are fired up after four celebratory days at their convention in Chicago this

week, but this race is far from over.

In just a little over a month, Kamala Harris has managed to close the gap with Donald Trump,

and now that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his campaign, the dynamics of this race

could change one more time. In addition to suspending his presidential bid, Kennedy endorsed

Donald Trump yesterday and appeared

with him at a rally in Glendale, Arizona, where the former president made a plea to Kennedy

supporters.

We're leading now, but I think he's going to have a huge influence of this campaign.

Bobby and I will fight together to defeat the corrupt political establishment and return control of this country to the people.

And to all who supported Bobby's campaign, I very simply ask you join us in building this coalition.

It's a beautiful coalition.

A beautiful coalition.

We're going to talk about that in just a second with my guests.

Kennedy's exit is another reminder of how fluid the race still is.

As an independent, he'd been slipping in the polls for months,

but he remained the top third party candidate in the race. He's been receiving between

five and ten percent support in the latest national polls released this summer. That could be

significant enough to make a difference in an election that it's expected to be extremely close.

Trump's allies had lobbied hard in recent weeks to get Kennedy to drop out of the race after it

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