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Good morning, everyone.

I am Playbook co-author Rachel Bade.

It's Wednesday, October 30th, which means we are six days out from Election Day, which is why I look like shit this morning.

You look like a camper.

Not like shit.

We do look like someone who wants to be camping.

That's the difference between our turtleneck looks. Camping look and the camping look. Very different. Well, looks aside, last night, Harris delivered the type of discipline to closing message that Republicans would have loved to hear from Donald Trump, frankly. It was, needless to say, quite the contrast from the divisive, racist, bigoted, and even sexist closing message that we heard at Madison

Square Garden Sunday. But then Joe Biden opened his mouth and let's just say, upstage Kamala,

in a not so great way. And joining me now to talk about the latest campaign buzz is my playbook co-author, Eugene Daniels, who was on the scene for Harris's speech. Good morning, Eugene. Hello. I was there. It was very, I thought it was going to be cold, so I was like over prepared and that got hot and it was fine. It was good. Well, you're back now. So, back now. So let's start with Harris's speech. Yeah. What did we hear last night and tell us a little bit about the vibes on the ground. Yeah. So the vibes on the ground was an insane amount of people there. So 75,000 is the number that the campaign says. More than 75,000 people were there. And, you know, when you're on the ground, It's kind of hard to tell. But from where the press was and where I kind of walked to the war at the back, and it was like people were all the way toward the Washington and like near the Washington monument, which is, for those of you that don't have it, haven't been there, it's quite a lot of people. So 75K scenes on track. At one point, they thought 20,

and then they expanded their permit, and then it just ended up in this humongous, like,

group of people. People were excited. I assumed that it was going to be mostly like DCers,

people from Virginia, people from Maryland. Rachel, there are people that flew in from, like, Boston.

One couple told me they drove from Tennessee.

So there was like a mix in the crowd of folks that are from around here and people that

really wanted to travel because the Harris campaign has been very clear that this is their

closing message.

So people see this as like the last

time to like really see her and hear from her and this big swing as we're days and days away

from this thing ending. I mean, what we heard from her was kind of, it sounded a little bit to me

also like a, like partly a speech someone would give jumping into the race, right? Like it sounded a little bit to me also like a, like partly a speech someone would give jumping into the race,

right?

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