Today we're going to talk about the difference between Harris and Trump as it relates

to the most important issue to voters, the economy.

I interview Congressman Jared Moskowitz about the Republicans still trying to impeach

Biden and his message to voters in light of what Republicans have spent their political capital on in Congress

and I'm joined by the head of Vote Save America, Sheniqua McClendon,

to discuss the upcoming VP debate and what Vote Save America is focused on right now.

I'm Brian Teller Cohen and you're listening to

no lie.

Something just happened in polling that I'm not sure that I've ever seen before. On the economy

Kamala Harris is currently leading Donald Trump in multiple polls,

44 to 42 in the Financial Times, 48 to 45 in an Echelon Insights poll. Now, usual caveats,

polling is a snapshot of a moment in time is not a

predictor of the future but Republicans have enjoyed an advantage on the issue of the

economy forever. Granted in my book shameless I discuss how this advantage is completely undeserved in my entire lifetime there has never been a single Republican administration that has left office with a stronger economy than Democratic administration that's left office with more jobs added than a Democratic administration, that's left office with more jobs added than a Democratic

administration, that's left office with a lower unemployment rate than a Democratic administration,

but still this branding persist because, you know, because of stasis, right?

Because they just beat their

chess about how they're great on the economy and this absurd notion gets seared

into everybody's brains over decades and decades which is why would Kamla Harris is

achieving right now is amazing, because she's not just

going up against a political party that enjoys strong economic branding, she's also going

head-to-head with somebody whose personal branding on top of that is that he

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