The Welcome to Pod Save America. I'm John Favreau. I'm Dan Pfizer.

On today's show, Donald Trump says no more debates,

as even Republicans are saying that he lost on Tuesday night.

Meanwhile, the Harris campaign is doing everything they can to keep the momentum going with new ads, big rallies, and more interviews. enough to whine about, Magorworld melts down over Taylor Swift's endorsement of

Kamala Harris, but first, more than 67 million people watch Tuesday

night's debate, about 15 million more than watch the Biden Trump debate

in June and the more data we get the more clear it is that Kamala Harris won the

debate decisively. In addition to the first post-debate poll from CNN that showed Harris winning 63 to 37 percent,

a U-Gov poll found her winning 54 percent to 31% and both Reuters and Morning Consult now show Harris with a

five-point lead over Trump which is her gaining a few points since before the

debate so we won't get a full picture of post-debate

polling until probably the end of next week or the week after. But until then,

we also have some great feedback from swing state voters who haven't made up their minds yet.

Our pal Sarah Longwell at the Bulwark offered a glowing report from her nine-person panel

where the most common word to describe Kamala's performance was presidential.

That kind of take seems to be shared by a lot of the undecided voters who spoke to reporters

at CNN, MSNBC, and elsewhere after the debate,

let's listen.

So that's Trump the bully.

And I think Kamala Harris came out showing some decorum

and some presidential nature about her. So I think we're the doors a little bit open

but it also sounds like this debate

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