Keith & Mike discuss the debate, but before we do, we look back at the twists and turns both campaigns have taken to get to where we are today.

Also, the effect of the Taylor Swift endorsement.

At the close of the show, find out if Keith has made that last step from "not voting for Trump" to "casting his vote for Kamala" as so many Republicans are now planning to do.

A look at some flaws in the candidates' shared policies on Tariffs, the flaws in the Harris "price gouging" arguments, RFK Jr. comes onboard with Trump and Harris' first interview.

Keith and Mike analyze the Democratic Convention - what worked and what didn't. We also look at both candidates' economic plans for the nation. Keith reviews the new Ronald Reagan film coming soon to theaters.

Keith lays out how things could have been for the Republican campaign for president, but instead they face a nightmare of crowd size analysis instead of policy discussion. A look at the upcoming Democratic Convention and what happens to both campaigns after next week's event.

As the Harris ticket becomes the Harris/Walz ticket, the questions start about the new VP nomination's "issues". Trump tells a great helicopter story and is topped by a story about a dead bear involving our favorite third-party candidate - RFK Jr.

A new spirit and favorable polls for the Democratic Party. We handicap Harris' Vice President pick. The Trump campaign having some rocky adjustments to the Democratic change in candidates with the candidate now in the position of being the "old guy" on the ticket.

The Democratic Vice President becomes the Presidential candidate, in search of a new Vice-Presidential candidate and the rocky start of the Republican VP candidate.

The GOP Convention, following a horrific assassination attempt and the Democratic candidate's growing number of detractors within the party, make up an historic week in American politics.