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This is the Daily Blast from the New Republic,

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I'm your host, Greg Sargent.

Over the weekend, Politico reported that Donald Trump has privately suggested to advisors that he knows he's in danger of losing to Kamala Harris if he doesn't make dramatic

changes to his campaign. Meanwhile, early Sunday, Trump raged on truth social, attacking

media outlets for reporting that he called in to Fox News during Harris's convention speech

to deliver his response on the air, claiming Fox had called him instead. We think Trump is rattled

by a very specific dynamic.

The once powerful aura of his inevitable victory in the presidential race has been shattered.

Today we're talking about this with Asherangappa, a lecturer on global affairs at Yale,

who has a good new piece on her substack, arguing that the puncturing of this aura helps explain

why Harris's campaign has so much energy and momentum. Welcome, Asha. Thank you. Thanks for having me.

Asha, in addition to reporting that Trump has suggested he needs to make dramatic changes,

a stark admission coming from him, Politico also reports that Trump and his team are fretting about

Harris. His advisors and allies are begging him to stop with the personal attacks on Harris and the

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