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Welcome back to the daily show. We have two incredible guests tonight.

Rebecca Traster is a writer for New York magazine

and author of Good and Mad.

And Brittany Cooper is a professor at Rutgers University

and author of eloquent rage.

Please welcome Rebecca Traster and Brittany Cooper. Welcome to the show!

The show.

The show.

Thank you so much for being here.

I am so excited to have you both on.

In this moment in particular, there's been a real vibe shift here with Kamla Harris entering the race and Rebecca you wrote this incredible article that I felt so beautifully articulated this collective feeling that many of us have about

uncertainty and the beauty of an uncertainty and what a thrill it is in this moment in time.

Yeah I mean I'm great. and what a thrill it is in this moment in time.

Yeah, I mean I'm grateful for the uncertainty and that's a hard thing to say because we live in a scary time.

There's a lot to be terrified about there are a lot of horrible things happening around us. And in the context of that fear, we often reach for sure things, but sure things often look like the past. And when we want to make history, this campaign, we've never done this before.

We've never, we've never had a campaign like this in this amount of time in these circumstances we have a black woman running for

the presidency we don't have a model for how we do this on this schedule at the

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