This is Sarah Stewart Holland. This is Beth Silver's. You're listening to Pantsu Politics, where we take a different approach to the news. Hello, we are really glad to be here with you for a new episode of

Pantsuit politics. We're back live together a week earlier than we

planned because July to put it mildly was not conducive to taking a break.

I don't think we should have taken July off in a presidential year.

Can someone put that in the notes? We won't do that again. We won't do that again.

Lesson learned. And also we don't foresee the new slowing down. So we thought we better review

what's happened so that we can hit

August current in time. So we're here together. We're excited to review everything that's

transpired since June 27th when President Biden and

President Trump debated in Atlanta and everything about this race that has

seemed unchangeable changed. Remember the debate. This is the thing my family and

I do when we're even especially when we're like

traveling and we do something fantastic and then either that evening or the next day early in the

morning I say remember when we did that remember remember the debate Beth? I do remember. Yes.

Seared indelibly into my memory.

Also remember that life will continue through this presidential election cycle.

And if you would like help navigating that for your group or school or organization,

we would love to help.

We know that elections tend to bring up all kinds of conflict, including conflict that seems

to have nothing to do with politics.

And we've been talking about how to find value in conflict and disagreement for nine years.

We've written two books and we really believe this is a window to strengthen relationships

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