Hi there everyone it's a little after 4 p.m. in New York you've been listening to

Vice President Kamla Harris back on the campaign trail delivering a rousing

the speech laying out her plans for the economy contrasting them to Donald Trump's record on the economy,

something sure to elicit a quick response from him. She called him, quote,

the biggest loser ever on manufacturing.

Speaking in Pittsburgh, Vice President Harris making the case for a set of policies designed

to lift up the middle class, aligning herself with America's workers, America's unions.

She described herself in the context of her values and how she approaches these issues, calling

herself a pragmatist and a capitalist not driven by ideology.

Her next stop is a sit-down interview with our friend and colleague Stephanie Rule

for an MS-MBC exclusive. We'll have more on that when Stephanie joins us in the next hour of

the program. In Pittsburgh with the vice president one of her most high profile

and effective supporters of Pittsburgh native a businessman and

investor who has been sounding the alarm on the chaos Donald Trump would

create for our economy should he be reelected.

And he's making a case that Vice President Harris

is the moderate in this race, the steady hand on the tiller.

And the ex-president, Donald Trump, is the radical, the unpredictable one.

The Cherry on top in terms of triggering Trump is that he's also a very successful television

star in his own right, one of the original sharks on Shark Tank, as well as an

owner of the Dallas Mavericks. We're talking of course about Mark Cuban, who will join us in a few

minutes. To start off, Phil, let's bring in MSNBC senior political analyst

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