Hi there. It's Claire McCaskill from MSNBC's newest podcast How to Win 2024. I'm excited

to share a special bonus episode breaking down last night's second Republican debate.

On How to Win, my co-host Jen Paul Mary and I love talking politics. It's almost a felony

how much we like to talk about politics. We love dissecting each new poll, getting into

the nitty gritty of the caucus circuit, and most importantly, strategizing about how to win

an election. So in the lead up to election day 2024, how to win is going to be breaking down

the campaign news and everything else that's going on behind the scenes, how the candidates are

doing and what they should be doing to win. And we're not going to hold back. We might even use

words we should use on TV. Politics is a circus, so prepare to be entertained. Stay right here and

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Hello, I'm Jennifer Paul Mary here with my fabulous co-host former Senator Claire McCaskill. Welcome

to another episode of How to Win 2024. It's Thursday, September 28th, and today we're breaking down

the highs. If there were any and lows of last night's second Republican debate, but more importantly,

because this podcast is about how to win in 2024, we're going to project forward to what does this

actually mean for Biden's reelection? You're always looking for a way to get traction in a

reelection. Relex are hard. They're a grind. Does the debate offer Biden opportunity to do that?

Maybe impeachment does. Yeah, first of all, it was a train wreck. In fact,

to call it a train wreck is being unkind to train wrecks. They have more dignity in some ways. Yeah,

so we're going to talk about that. And then I'm really excited to talk to our special guest today,

Ron Claim, who has been in the room where it happens more times than he could count and has done

high level debate prep for all three of the last Democratic nominees for president of the United

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