It is either very late at night or early in the morning here in London.

Yonita and I have both been up all night watching the presidential debate of Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump.

And we are now gathering some thoughts.

It looked like a pretty slam dunk win from where I'm looking.

How does it look from where you are,

Unite? I don't know. The only line that I had, well, you know, the few minutes that we were

preparing for this conversation was the role of Joe Biden will be played tonight by Donald Trump.

That is how it felt from, you know, my vantage point. It was, I mean,

look, she did something that is really risky because with someone like Donald Trump,

you can either, you know, run from a fight or ignore the fight, but she picked a fight. Like, from

the first minutes of this, it was very clear that she was trying to throw them off balance.

I think the first thing she said that was, you know, the thing that completely was a tipping

point was when she talked about his rallies and she said, people are leaving your rallies

because they're bored.

And you could see that as a moment, from that moment moment on she was in control of this um he was

on the defense of the whole time even with you know topics that could have been his strong suit

like the economy like immigration he just couldn't um you know get anywhere with with this and to me it, it was interesting she not only managed to sort of

attack him and to even in the midst of all this present herself to the American people, right?

Because almost 30% told the New York Times they don't know who she is. So she managed to sort of

inject her biography in this. But also she kind of managed to be the narrator of this whole

story because she kept saying

to the American people, this is not what this should be about. It should be about something else. So,

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