From the New York Times, I'm Michael Bobaro. This is the daily.

The race for the White House has kicked into overdrive tonight with a tax...

As the presidential race enters its final 45 dates.

It's good to be back in Pennsylvania.

We assemble a campaign roundtable with my colleagues from the politics desk.

Today, Maggie Haberman, Shane Goldmacher, and Nate Cohn make sense of the week's biggest developments.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates today for the first time in four years.

You know, the Democrats have always taken for granted that they're going to get our vote no matter what

and the Republicans of fancy themselves as the working people's party.

Former President Trump has now faced two apparent assassination attempts.

It's sort of mind-boggling. It's Friday, September 20th. Maggie, Shane, Neat.

Maggie, Shane, Neat,

thank you all for doing this.

Thank you for having us.

Thank you. Yeah. So just to explain what we for doing this. Thank you. Thank you.

So just to explain what we're doing here, it feels like we've reached the point in this campaign

where the news is coming at us so fast that our normal format of telling one story a day

is not quite keeping up. And so to meet this moment,

we've recruited you three to come kind of walk us through the thicket that is the

news at this phase of the race. So it's an experiment for us. We invented something. It's

brand new. It's called the political roundtable.

Congratulations.

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