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This is on point. I'm Magna Chakra Bardi. Political honeymoon's are short, aren't they?

As we're seeing, they last barely two weeks these days.

Whatever honeymoon Senator J.D. Vance and Vice President Kamala Harris had after the national

spotlight turned sharply and swiftly on them just a fortnight ago is over. Voters will want to know what Vance, the Republican Vice Presidential nominee, and Harris, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee and Harris the presumptive

Democratic presidential nominee really believe and they'll want to

know how these two will govern and by the way I have to say that Harris is the

presumptive presidential nominee because it's not officially signed, sealed, and delivered

until she formally accepts the nomination at the Democratic National Convention, which begins

on August 19th.

So today and tomorrow, what we're going to do is we're going to

examine what J.D. Vance and Kamala Harris actually believe, not their

biographies but their values and principles and crucially how they've acted on those principles in their time

in federal office so far.

So tomorrow it's Vance.

Today we're going to talk about Vice President Harris.

Now, of course, this is her second try for the presidency.

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