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Join me, Mark Stone.

Be Malta Kelnick.

And me, James Matthews, as we take over the Sky News Daily Podcasts for the week of the U.S. election.

The election starts today. We'll take you with us as we head out across the week of the U.S. election. The election starts today.

We'll take you with us

as we head out across the state,

hearing from voters about the issues

that will decide who becomes the next president.

Life was better under Trump.

It's a woman's right to choose.

See the swamp don't want to name in there.

On November 5th, we'll have a new president, and her name will be Kamala Harris.

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