Labor Day marks the start of the final sprint to November 5th, and as things stand now, the presidential

race is quite the toss-up. Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have highly plausible

pathways to victory. Tonight, we'll take a close look at the polls in the most crucial swing states

and attempt to divine the immediate future.

Next.

This is Washington Week with the Atlantic.

Good evening and welcome to Washington Week.

We've got a little more than two months to go to the presidential election

and it's a dramatically

different race than it was earlier this summer. The vice president has made up

ground lost by Joe Biden in the months leading up to his departure from

the race and Donald Trump and J.D. Van still haven't devised a strategy to counter her.

This week, Donald Trump's campaign had a fight with the United States Army about Trump's

bizarre decision to politicize Arlington National Cemetery. Joining me to discuss all this and more,

Francesca Chambers, the White House Correspondent for USA Today.

McKay Coppins, my colleague and a staff writer at the Atlantic,

Jeff Mason, a White House Correspondent for my colleague and a staff writer at the Atlantic,

Jeff Mason, a White House correspondent for Reuters,

and Domenico Montanaro, senior political editor

and a correspondent at NPR.

Thank you all for joining me.

Domenico, let's go right to you.

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