Resetting the race

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🗓️ 8 August 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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On this week's episode, The Washington Post's Libby Casey, Rhonda Colvin and James Hohmann discuss the huge vibe shift in the 2024 campaign, Vice President Harris's selection of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, and how the Republican ticket is responding.

Plus, former president Donald Trump is still litigating the 2020 election in his speeches, and attacked the Republican Governor of Georgia and his wife at a recent Atlanta rally.

And Trump's legal cases continue to move forwards slowly; the crew recaps what's happening with his D.C. election interference case and New York hush money case.

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0:00.0	I'm for annual Olympics at this point.
0:03.0	Like if we had them every summer, the world comes together.
0:07.0	That's great.
0:08.0	Los Angeles 2028 is going to be epic.
0:10.0	Instead, why don't we have a presidential race every year?
0:13.0	Oh!
0:15.0	We, yeah.
0:17.0	And with that, let's do the podcast.
0:19.0	We will never give up, we will never conceive,
0:22.0	we bigger better and bolder than ever before.
0:25.9	We are not going back. Welcome to the Trump Trials sidebar from the Washington Post. I'm Libby Casey and
0:38.8	we have gotten the band back together. I'm in the studio with Randa Colvin and James
0:43.0	Holman and it's great to see you guys. To cut to the chase, the vibe is
0:48.0	different. So much has changed in the last couple of weeks politically.
0:52.0	Kamala Harris has a running mate now,
0:54.0	Minnesota Governor Tim Walsh.
0:55.6	She's holding huge rallies across the country,
0:57.7	the likes of which Democrats couldn't have imagined
0:59.6	just a few weeks ago.
1:01.0	Her polling numbers are on the way up, notably with key demographics like
1:04.4	black voters and women, and the Trump campaign seems not to quite know how to
1:09.2	respond, although Donald Trump is trying to take his message directly to the media this week.
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