Okay, everyone, we are just eight days out.

And right now, Vice President Kamal Harris is wrapping up a big rally in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

And the closing days of this campaign, she's trying to make the contrast as clear as she

possibly can.

We understand the opportunity that we have before us to turn the page on the fear and

divisiveness that have characterized our politics for a decade because of Donald Trump.

We have an opportunity to turn the page and chart a new and joyful way forward,

where we tap into the ambitions.

And we will tap into the ambitions and the aspirations and the aspirations and the dreams of the American people.

Let's be clear, we are all here because we are fighting for a democracy

and for the right of people to be heard and seen. We're not about the

enemy within. We know we are all in this together. That's what we are fighting for. That was Vice

President Kamala Harris speaking at a campaign rally in Ann Arbor, Michigan just moments ago. She's just wrapping that up now.

And she definitely offered quite a contrast with the headlines you may have seen from the rally

Trump held in Madison Square Garden last night. Now overall, since I seriously hope you didn't spend

your Sunday night watching it, that rally was basically six hours of racist hate speech.

That's my quick summary. With a brief interlude in there that included an extremely awkward

interaction, I encourage you to go watch it online between Melania Trump and her husband,

exuding the level of warmth you might feel between two very distant cousins who don't particularly

like hanging out at family gatherings. Beyond that, it was pretty racist and hate-filled.

The coverage of this rally, though, has largely revolved around two things. First, a racist

comedian who was part of the program before Trump even spoke, who said some truly vile things,

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