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Today on the show, the Kamala Harris campaign is promising joy for Democratic voters, but there's another emotion that historically has motivated more people at the ballot box, anger.

Also, no political affiliation needed to find the joy in this.

Angelique Kijo says her new single,

Sunlight to my soul is for everyone.

I want everybody to sing Sunlight to my soul because there is light in everybody.

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