Hey everybody it's David Plough. Welcome to Campaign HQ. Well a lot going on in the presidential race, Donald Trump, but for those

of you that live in the suburbs I guess take a look around and enjoy the last view you'll have because

he's trying to suggest that Joe Biden will eliminate the suburbs.

So I always think in politics and in business, or any endeavor, sports, it's always a mistake

to underestimate your opponent.

Sometimes you can reflexively just assume what they're doing

is domer is not going to work and you have to take a minute and say well why do they

think it's smart what they're doing but in this case I just don't understand it it is

such a wild assertion I'm not sure that would have

worked in 1968 even Richard Nixon was more subtle but it shows that

Trump knows the hemorrhaging in the suburbs is real it's's not fake poles, and it's kind of his clumsy and ham-handed attempt, I guess, to suggest he wants to fight back.

But I think that that bears watching. I mean, maybe I'm wrong and it'll be effective and they're starting to run ads and you know

Trump sending you know troops in the cities I don't think because he's worried about

protecting citizens it's because he wants his storyline so it'll be bare close

watching but I'm dubious that it'll work. I think you know I talked

about this last week Joe Biden continues to fill in the picture about what he's going to do as

president and you know starting to do that with you know he's got 60 second advertisements in the core

battleground states gave a really important I think a speech and laid out a plan today

around the home health care industry and workers and really rewarding that work more importantly.

So I think it's not just the build back better and buy American.

I think that was really strong and I think that will be a part of his message going forward but

things like home health care I think we're going to see more of that going

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