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investing capital is at risk. Welcome to the FT's U.S. election countdown

podcast. I'm Dimitri Sevestopulo, Washington Bureau Chief.

And I'm Neil Munchee in New York. So Dimitri we had a pretty busy week on the campaign with the aftermath of the Dallas shootings and the lead up to next week's Republican Convention.

But big news right now are reports that Indiana Governor Mike Pence may have been chosen

by Donald Trump as his running mate and you were just in Indiana for a rally in which it seemed like a bit of a tryout for Governor Pence.

It was so Trump has basically been looking at a few people in the final hurdle before he

announces his VP. He's been looking at Mike Pence, who's the Indiana governor, who's a socially

conservative politician. He's been looking at

Newt Gingrich, who's the former Republican speaker of the House, who's more of a

kind of a heavyweight in Washington, but somewhat unpredictable unpredictable and he's been looking at

Chris Christie the New Jersey governor who's an abrasive former prosecutor and was

one of the 16 rivals to Trump in the Republican primary. Now Pence had his try out on Tuesday night in Westfield, Indiana.

He's a former radio talk show host and he used some of those skills that night. He kind of jeed

up the crowd and showed a little bit more charisma than he's known for. He lauded

Donald Trump very heavily. He criticized Hillary Clinton, attacked her quite badly,

you have the kind of

performed the kind of role that he will have if he's the VP

during the four months of the campaign.

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