The Welcome to Pot Save America, I'm Dan Feifer. And I'm Odysseu de Missy.

We are here for a rare all-bay area show.

We are in person in Oakland.

Yeah.

And we are getting Bay Area weather today.

I have a sweatshirt on for the first time

it is all has come to the Bay Area it is it feels like election time

frankly it's a it's fall actually is today's what the I think it's one day left technically a last day of summer with

everybody here okay it's always great to have you on the show but this is

especially good time to do so because we are less than 50 days to go and it seems like the right

moment we can get together and talk about where the race stands, how things are

going, what the polls say and what the electoral map looks like. But let's start with the news. Now that the debate has

come and gone, and it doesn't feel like there's going to be another one. The

Harris campaign is trying its next best option to catch voters attention and

drive contrast. As the New York Times noted on Tuesday,

that doesn't necessarily mean

a bunch of interviews with networks,

or at least as many interviews

as the news networks would like.

The campaign's focus is going to be more on local media and other

outlets that reach key target demographics like Harris's interview on

Tuesday with reporters from the National Association of Black Journalists in

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