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Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curly show and thank you so much for joining us it is debate day 2024 Trump and Harris

set to square off on ABC at nine o'clock tonight it's going to be 90 minutes, two commercial breaks, and hopefully plenty of

content and plenty of information for voters. There's a lot of people out there who don't

live and breathe this stuff, who really haven't heard anything

about Kamala Harris. They don't know what she stands for. They don't know her policies. They probably know she's

vice president, but if they don't know that, they're going to find out tonight. They probably.

joining us to talk about this is Neil McCabe, a Washington-based

journalist.

He writes for Red State, and you can follow him on Twitter at

Neil W McCabe to and at reporter McCabe. Neil thanks so much for coming on first

before we get into the details what is your overall takeaway from what you know about

Trump's debate prep? How do you feel about tonight and what can we expect?

Yeah, hey, Grace. I'm feeling pretty good about Trump's debate prep because in for the last debate he used

sort of an unorthodox approach where instead of like being locked in a room with someone

pretending to be your opponent and you basically do a murder board where you're

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