Description
If June 27th is remembered as the night that ended the Biden re-election campaign, then September 10th may just be remembered as the night that derailed Trump's.
It was memorable, it was full of talking points, and it may have just put the momentum firmly back in Harris' camp. So what exactly went down at the debate?
With reaction and insight to everything that happened, this is America: A History in the Making.
Special guest for this episode:
Andrew Wroe, a Senior Lecturer in American Politics at the University of Kent
Additional Resources:
Rewatch the Debate in Full
FiveThirtyEight National Polls
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