Hello I'm Ian Sulling and I'm with one of McCain's farmers who grow their

petite hang on these are odd looking potatoes. That's kale Ian. You do know you

need potato to make chips right? Yes but we don't just grow potatoes we actually

rotate different crops to help keep the soil healthy. So we eat McCain chips I'm

helping do some good. Exactly yeah you're supporting the move to regenerative

farming. By the way I do know the difference between kale and potatoes. Of course

today. McCain let's all check in. It's Wednesday August 23rd its debate night

for the GOP except if your name is Donald Trump. We start here. We're in

Milwaukee as Republican presidential hopefuls get ready to take the debate

stage. This is typically what is seen as the unofficial kickoff storm Republican

primary. We'll tell you who's in who's out and where's the front runner. Two

tropical storms in California and now Texas. You're talking about huge boulders

trees. You have to clear all of that debris. The people left reeling a hospital

without power in a long road of digging out through the mud. Plus there's a

screen in every one of our pockets but are they safe for the youngest among us.

What they're really lacking is that face-to-face human interaction. The new

study raising alarm bells about screen time and babies. From ABC News this is

start here. I'm J. O'Brien. Hey Brad is out today. I've got you covered in the

meantime and I bring greetings from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There it is. Pfizer

forum. I'm here with a team of ABC News correspondents, producers and

campaign embeds that have fanned out across this city covering the biggest

night so far in the 2024 race for the White House. The first Republican

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