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Welcome to the views, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters' Breaking Views.

I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from Zurich, Switzerland, the land of cows, chocolate, gold bars, and neutrality. So Tuesday night's U.S. presidential

debate was really just a mess. Donald Trump blustered over Joe Biden repeatedly, and really

there was almost nothing to glean on the future of U.S. economic policy or any policy whatsoever.

So I talked to Anna Shemansky, who stayed up late, watching and writing on the debate, wrote a piece for us that

was widely read. It tells you there's extraordinary interest in the U.S. election, of course,

but not a lot of hope after watching this shambolic 90 minutes. But dear listener, do not despair.

There are two more coming up.

Plus, the vice presidential debate, so tune in.

On a lighter note, I traveled to Milan this week and caught up with our columnist Lucy Yucca.

She wrote a pretty interesting piece on why Italy's Sierra A soccer club should accept a deal from CBC Capital to sell 10% of itself.

Essentially, the bio is designed to quell squabbling among the 20 teams in the league, bolster media rights, and make Italian soccer great again. Next week,

we'll know whether the owners of clubs like Juventus and Lazio also agree with Lisa. Anyway,

give it a listen. Anna Schimamansky, good to hear from you.

Good to see you.

You're in Brooklyn, but you got a taste of Cleveland on Tuesday night when you listened and

tuned in and watched the first of the American presidential debates and wrote a piece about

it, which our clients eagerly read.

It was, we don't want to dwell too much on what that all meant.

It was a pretty, it was pretty gruesome and pretty disjointed.

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