well CNN senior political analyst Ron Brownstein is weighing in on what we might see during tomorrow's debate and what message Donald Trump may bring people think about this I think he may even reprise the famous Ronald Reagan question from 1980 are you better off than you were four years ago he wants to make the case uh that you know people had more money in their pocket at the end of the week the Border was under control the world uh wasn't as chaotic when he was president kind of you know memory H holding the 2020 experience uh with Harris like Biden before her really wants voters more to be looking forward I mean she wants them not so much to be treating this as a referendum on whether they think the Biden years or the Trump years were better for them personally she wants them to be focused on what the next four years would bring and that's kind of the turning the page and New Way Forward uh project 2025 and not only that but what you know what Trump calls agenda 47 the videos that he's put out himself on his own website which overlap a tremendous degree with project 2025 um provides plenty of targets for her um economists for example will say you know multipal economists have said that looking forward Trump's agenda of tariffs and mass deportation is a greater risk of inflation going forward than Harris's agenda is the challenge of course is that a lot of Voters you know getting voters to kind of Orient that way as opposed to kind of casting a ballot on their immediate circumstance particularly when you're talking about that last seven or eight 10% that participate in a presid presidential election but not in a midterm that's not an easy task but I am guessing that an early cue for tomorrow for Tuesday night will be Harris will be trying to get voters to look forward talking about things like project 2025 Trump will be trying to get them to look back talking about things like a cumulative incre increase in grocery prices or gas prices