So in just two days, Tim Walls and J.D. Vance will face off in their first and only debate,

which is likely the last debate at this level before election day.

Former Attorney General Erich Holder led the vetting process for Harris's VP choice, and he's coming up first.

And later, I've been wanting to hit the trail with Doug Emhoff all summer.

And this week, I cut up with him in North Carolina.

We talked about basically everything,

the rise of anti-Semitism,

the Trump team's gas-slating of American women,

and even some fantasy football.

Okay, so I've been thinking a lot lately about that moment. A few weeks ago, you're going to know the one.

When Kamal Harris walked out on that debate stage and shook Donald Trump's hand. And she was pretty aggressive in seeking the handshake. I mean, she didn't wait for him. She leaned in, literally, leaned in, into his space.

And I've been thinking about that moment because that image is an example of the campaign that she's run pretty much ever since.

I mean, instead of ignoring the issues where she is perceived to have a disadvantage, which, by the way, every candidate has disadvantages,

she's diving right into them. Like, take the economy. I mean, time and time again, the polls show

that voters favor Donald Trump when it comes to handling the economy. And as much as that may

bend your mind and it bends mind, since all he does is talk about tariffs, which would raise

costs for everyone out there and cutting taxes for corporations, which he loves to talk about that.

That's how voters are feeling right now.

But instead of hiding from the topic, this week, Paris dove right into it.

She gave an economic policy speech in Pittsburgh.

She did that first.

Where in that speech, she outlined plans to expand investment in

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