
65 Days Out: Kamala Harris Pulls Ahead in Battleground States
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As Kamala Harris pulls ahead of Donald Trump in polls, Jen Psaki breaks down the stark choice voters have between a candidate who wants to take the country forward and the former president who aims to turn back the clock. 65 days out from the presidential election, Molly Jong-Fast, Tim Miller, and Maria Teresa Kumar join Jen to discuss the state of the race. Next, Jen is joined by Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, to break down JD Vance's latest bizarre comments on childless women, this time targeting teachers who don't have kids of their own. Later, Jen interviews activist and content creator John Russell, who was a breakout star from this year's Democratic national convention. Finally, Jen shares her conversation with Team USA Paralympians McKenzie Coan and Oksana Masters.
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