Welcome to the beat, Weeps Selina Myers, the one and only Julia Louis Dreyfus, is our special guest.

She makes her beat debut tonight and the reason the iconic comedian is here is that she is as you may have heard a big

Kamala Harris supporter. She was out at the DNC with those Democratic

governors. She's hosting a big big coal bear Larry David

Jason Alexander Vep co-star event for Democrats this weekend so that's one of the many

things she's doing on the campaign cycle it It's the reason she's here tonight.

Why is she doing it? What does it involve? How can you see it? Well all of that is what she's

going to tell us in a couple minutes. So that's tonight. We begin with a busy day on the

campaign, 39 days until November 5th, and as of tonight, we could tell you that over half the country has voting available.

I have told you how we are living through different times, even if we still have the old terminology.

People say election day, I say it sometimes.

It's a holdover, but this is election month or a month and a half.

26 states now allowing some kind of early voting, whether that be by mail, where as soon as you get a ballot, you can mail it back at your choosing, the time of your choosing, or even some in-person early voting underway.

And that might be good news for whichever candidate has the momentum right

now. Democrats increasingly think it's Kamala Harris. She arrived in Arizona

today where she's doing a border visit to spotlight immigration. She's speaking tonight. She's expected to go after

Trump as she's been doing on different policy issues across the week.

Now since becoming the nominee, Harris has been trying to also do a type of political jigitsu.

Everybody knows that Trump has thought immigration is his issue.

He's thought that all the way back from 16 when he talked about a wall that if you check never got built. She is trying to turn the issue against him.

Well first of all we do have a broken immigration system and it needs to be fixed.

I went after transnational gangs, drug cartels, and human traffickers who came

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