Well shot of the US Capitol and just hours from now Vice President Kamla Harris

and her running mate Governor Tim Walls will hold a rally in Savannah, Georgia in hopes of making inroads

with voters in Republican strongholds. We'll break down the campaign strategy

and if it's enough to beat Donald Trump in that battleground state.

Plus, we're going to speak to Aaron Haynes,

editor-at-large the 19th, who writes that President Biden's decision

to drop out of the race created a singular moment

in American politics. And she'll explain how it could

give Harris a chance at history and also ahead a nasty new attack by Republican

running mate J.D. Vance.

We'll show you what the Ohio senator is saying now,

as the controversy over Donald Trump's visit

to Arlington National Cemetery heats up. Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe.

It is Thursday, August 29th.

Thank you for being here.

I'm Jonathan Lemieur and I'm in this morning for Joe Mika and Willie.

I'm happy to say though I've got some help and with us we have

MS NBC political analyst at least Jordan she is a former aide to the George

W Bush White House and State Department managing editor at the board Sam Sand Stein, got through security, he's here, and

NBC News, Capitol Hill correspondent, Ali Vitali, who you just saw on way too early.

Thanks everyone for being here.

Let's get a lot to get to. Let's just dive right in.

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