Hey, run-through listeners, it's Chloe, and I am joined by Deputy Editor Taylor Antrim.

This morning...

Hi, everyone.

You've got to let me say hi, everyone.

Maybe we keep that.

This morning, you'll be able to read Vogue's cover story with America's First Lady, Dr. Jill Biden.

After the debate last Thursday, there has been some collective conversations about the campaign

and whether President Biden will remain the Democratic nominee.

Yeah, I mean, our cover subject, Dr. Biden, has always defended her husband.

And, you know, as she's already done after the debate.

And whatever happens, it seems, between she's already done after the debate, and whatever happens,

it seems, between now and November, one thing is clear is that she will remain his closest

confidant, his closest advisor, and his advocate. So something she told Vogue's Maya Singer in this

profile has really been sort of stuck in my head. She said,

every campaign is important and every campaign is hard, and we know what's at stake.

Yeah, I have to say, I really enjoyed Maya's profile for the reason that we, Taylor, you and I

have been discussing, which is that Maya is a brilliant generalist. And so she came at this with a real fresh perspective.

And I thought wrote about the ins and outs of a campaign trail really thoughtfully

and also took a fresh approach to the First Lady.

And so I really encourage everyone to read the cover story about a woman who arguably has the most influence on the president of the United States right now.

Now on to the fashion and culture news of the week.

Let's do it.

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