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With new polling showing just how tight the race for the White House is in the critical Sunbelt, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are making their way across Georgia as they get ready for tonight's big interview on CNN. Both candidates now say they're comfortable with unmuted microphones at the scheduled September 10 debate. Will Trump's team agree? We ask his campaign's senior adviser. Meanwhile, the former president and his running mate JD Vance are in the Rust Belt today talking about the economy and manufacturing in key battleground states ahead of Labor Day. 

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Special counsel Jack Smith hits Donald Trump with a retooled indictment for his actions on January 6. What did he leave out of a filing following that controversial immunity ruling from the Supreme Court? Plus, CNN has obtained new footage showing then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi evacuating the Capitol on January 6 and capturing her unfiltered reaction to the violence and chaos of that day. And former President Trump says that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are somewhat responsible for the attack on his life. 

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First: The Trump and Harris teams clash over muted microphones at the debate scheduled for September 10. 

Plus: More than 200 Republicans reach across the aisle to support Harris for president. 

And: Donald Trump uses the anniversary of the withdrawal from Afghanistan to blame the Biden-Harris administration, but his former national security adviser says Trump should take some of the blame as well. 

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Donald Trump's campaign takes a new approach in the race against Kamala Harris, but one of the main lines of attack continues to be the border. What Democrats now say she needs to do to try to go on offense. Plus, saying "American women are not stupid," Elizabeth Warren is not buying JD Vance's claim that Trump wouldn't sign a national abortion ban. And a leading election forecaster is now classifying North Carolina as a toss-up. Is the South back in play for Democrats? 

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In the most momentous night of her career, Kamala Harris accepts the historic nomination to lead the Democratic ticket. During her speech she made many promises, including to "bring back the bipartisan border security bill that he killed, and I will sign it into law." The "he" she referenced, of course, is Donald Trump, who responded by saying, "(Kamala said) we're going to do this, we're going to do that. We're going to do everything. But she didn't do any of it." We take a look back at a remarkable four days in Chicago. 

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Tim Walz headlines night three of the DNC, rallying Democrats with personal stories of his middle-America roots. Plus, Kamala Harris speaks tonight in historic fashion as she will be the first Black woman and first Asian American to lead a major party ticket. And Democrats put Trump's role in the January 6th insurrection under the microscope. 

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Barack and Michelle Obama return to rally Democrats around Kamala Harris and warn about what a second Trump term may have in store. Plus, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff takes the stage, revealing the more personal side of the VP. And we speak with a Texas woman who fled her home state to receive an emergency abortion as reproductive rights remain in the spotlight at the DNC. 

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Day one of the DNC is in the books with a surprise appearance from Kamala Harris with a message of praise for Joe Biden, who received a lengthy standing ovation. Reproductive rights were a focus during the night. 

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It's day one of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where Kamala Harris will accept her party's nomination for president. But first, President Biden, attending his 13th DNC tonight, will pass the torch to Harris. Meanwhile, Donald Trump continues to attack the vice president, calling her a "truly radical left lunatic." 

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Donald Trump says he's "entitled" to attack his opponent on a personal level. Kamala Harris and Joe Biden appear together at an event for the first time since his exit from the 2024 race. Pollster Frank Luntz, well respected by Republicans, joins the show to talk about the bolt of enthusiasm for Harris that he sees changing the race. 

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