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yeah. Thank you. Gigi All right, now to the race for the white House. Both sides are on the road as they prepare for next week's crucial debate. Doug Luzader has the latest from Washington. Doug, it seems like it's you know, Trump has had a lot to say about the debate already from the hot mics to even the network itself. Yeah. And, you know, I guess there's a deal for this debate to happen. We don't know. But it seems as though everyone's planning on it taking place next week. So we will see. And in the meantime, you have some interesting choices for states to hit today. Former President Trump will be in Pennsylvania. No surprise there. That's obviously an important swing state. His his challenger. In the meantime, Vice President Kamala Harris will be in New Hampshire. The closing bell on Wall Street did not bring much relief yesterday. Stocks took a nosedive, and there may be a long list of reasons why you've got a presidential election creating anxiousness. You've got a slowing, a potentially slowing global economy as well as a slowing US economy. You've got China demand slowing. You've got oil disruptions around the world in Libya. So you've got a lot of things that are coming together today. Vice President Kamala Harris will head to New Hampshire, perhaps playing a little defense in what has been a reliably blue state to talk about her plan to encourage small business growth. That's as administration officials try to bolster the Biden-Harris case on the economy. You're well aware of the historic progress that the Biden-Harris administration has made in job creation, health care access, and so many other critical areas. A former President Trump will take part in a Fox News town hall tonight in Pennsylvania, a state where our poll earlier in the summer showed that the economy is the most important issue for 39% of voters. And Trump's running mate gave what may have been a preview of his message. It's a fundamentally different approach, and I don't think, Laura, that you can build a middle class in this country by allowing the Chinese to steal our entire industrial base. That's what Kamala Harris has done, and that's what she wants to double down on. All right. So we will hear no doubt former President Trump tonight at this Fox town hall probably talking about similar themes as far as Kamala Harris is concerned. She is talking about offering some tax advantages to small businesses. That's going to be part of her economic pitch today in New Hampshire. Jen and Mel all right. Yeah. Doug So I mean, the leading up to the debate, this is likely the only debate that we're going to be seeing before the general election. And every moment is going to be highly scrutinized because, you know, the swing states, the polls show this. They're this close in contention right now. It's a very close race. Yeah Very close. And if you have a bad night at this debate, there is not much time to recover. I mean, early voting is going to start very, very soon in North Carolina, among others, will start mailing out ballots in coming days. So this is a high wire act at thi