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It's the NPR Politics Podcast here with our Roundup of the Weeks Political News.

Bomings in New York and New Jersey, police shootings in Oklahoma and North Carolina,

all just days before the first presidential debate, which is Monday, September 26th.

Lots to talk about. We'll also discuss the millennial vote and answer a few of your questions.

I'm Tamra Keith. I cover the White House and the campaign.

I'm Scott Tetrub, campaign reporter.

I'm Asma Khaled. I cover demographics in the campaign.

And I'm Ron Elving, Editor-Corespondent.

Sam is on assignment. He'll be back soon. So here we are, first day of autumn. Three days.

Yeah. Three days from the first debate and 46 days, and counting, less than seven weeks

until election day. Does that feel like a long time or a short time?

It's hard to believe, but it's actually been longer since the conventions than it will be

before the election. Really?

Yes. Okay, hang in there, everyone.

We are going to talk more about the debate and what to expect.

But first, let's start with the news from this week.

News that could become a big issue and next week's debate.

Two more deadly shootings by police of Black men.

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