President Biden insults half the country by calling them garbage, while Harris is trying to give her closing argument. Chris and Sean cover the fallout and how Trump is handling the campaign, leaning into being real with “working” at McDonald’s and sitting in a garbage truck. Sean predicts either a Harris squeaker (270-276 Electoral College votes) OR Trump in a landslide. If it tips Trumps direction, it tips hard. Chris and Sean also do a quick analysis of Arizona races. Go Vote!
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