In this episode of Campaign Games, hosts Meseidy and Rachel delve into the resurgence of election interference concerns following the DOJ's indictment of two Russian nationals. They discuss the implications for the DOJ's Election Threat Task Force and allegations involving right-leaning content creators. The conversation then shifts to Kamala Harris's recent moves on the campaign trail, including doubling down on her unpopular economic proposals and a debate scheduled with Trump that fell through. Tune in for an in-depth look at these unfolding political dramas.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

01:24 DOJ Indictment of Russian Nationals

02:19 Campaign Trail Updates: Kamala vs. Trump

02:41 Special Offer and Personal Updates

04:15 DOJ Press Conference Breakdown

05:39 Russian Nationals and Media Involvement

08:24 Lauren Chen and the Indictment Details

11:10 Election Interference and Media Reactions

25:03 Debate Update and Rules

30:20 Debate Updates and Campaign Trail Insights

31:04 Kamala Harris' New Hampshire Rally Controversy

33:23 Politicians' Responses to Tragic Events

37:42 Economic Policies and Campaign Ads

45:38 Tim Walz Family Drama

51:06 Trump's Town Hall with Hannity

54:30 Liz Cheney Endorses Harris

57:15 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Events

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