Episode 73

Jen Psaki breaks down Kamala Harris' efforts to close the gap in polling with Donald Trump as she leans into policy proposals including on the economy and immigration. Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder joins Jen for a wide-ranging interview covering topics including the Harris campaign's targeted approach to making up ground on her weak spots, Trump dodging an October debate, and growing concerns about the GOP's voter suppression efforts. Next, Jen shares her one-on-one interview with Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff where they discuss protecting abortion rights, combating antisemitism, and Trump's 'cowardice' in refusing to disavow North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson, among other topics. Finally, Jen previews what to expect from the first and only debate this coming week between vice presidential candidates Tim Walz and JD Vance.
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