Hey there everybody it is 4 o'clock in New York. I'm Ahmed

Mahedeen in today for Nicole Wallace. This afternoon we are monitoring

two campaigns going in two different directions employing two decidedly

separate strategies. On the one hand there is that of Vice President

Kamala Harris. She is still in Georgia as we speak having spent the last 24

hours there speaking directly to voters in a redder more rural part of the state and should her schedule hold we're going to see her address supporters in Savannah before the end of our program in what amounts to the culmination of her trip in that state

She'll do so having just recorded a sit-down interview

alongside her running mate Governor Tim Walls,

the fact that is for some reason a sore spot

for those in Donald Trump's orbit.

Of course, should we get any advanced look at that interview?

We're going to pass it right along to you

as it comes in.

Meanwhile, on the other hand, Donald Trump is spending his afternoon

making lewd remarks about Harris on social media. is of the whether or not that will resonate with most voters is as of yet unclear

but what is plain to see a week after the Democrats made their nomination of Harris official

is that this race is a certifiable dead heat.

Who could have predicted this just a few months ago? Vice President Harris now up

five points over Trump nationally in the USA Today Suffolk poll. An impressive

number that we should note is still inside the margin of error. But put it up

against the latest Sunbelt swing state polling from Fox News, Harrison Trump essentially

tied among registered voters in critical states like Arizona, Georgia, Nevada, and North Carolina.

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