Tonight on the readout. I think the abortion issue has been taken down many

notches. I don't think it's a big factor anymore, really.

That issue has is very much subdued.

A panicked Donald Trump tries to force his way back into the spotlight in the laziest way possible, frankly, in a work from home, hot mess press conference following more than two weeks of getting completely upstaged by the energy of the Harris

campaign. But the weird old guy is still getting owned by regular folks.

He comes to Michigan.

He talks about he's going to bring back the auto industry.

Let me tell you something.

Donald Trump doesn't know shit about the auto industry.

And he doesn't give a damn about the working class in this country.

And as that man, UAW President Sean Fain meets today with the Harris Wall's ticket, we're going to expose

just how bad Trump and Project 2025, yes it's still a thing, would be for working men and women in America.

But we begin tonight with a lesson in how to and how not to run a presidential campaign.

First, the how to.

Just look to the Harris Wall's campaign.

In short order, you are seeing a well organized operation that has hit the ground running, not only barnstorming critical battleground states, but bringing big crowds with them.

14,000 showed up at Vice President Kamala Harris's first event with her VP pick, Governor Tim

Walls, on Tuesday.

Yesterday, there were 12,000 out in Oak Claire, Wisconsin, and last night,

more than 15,000 people filled a hangar

at the Detroit Metro Airport.

There is no understating the level of enthusiasm

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