This episode explores Vice President Kamala Harris's strong performance in the first presidential debate against Donald Trump. From articulating clear policy proposals to effectively challenging misinformation, Harris demonstrated her readiness to lead the nation. The discussion highlights the stark contrast between Harris's fact-based, solution-oriented approach and Trump's reliance on personal attacks and vague promises, emphasizing the importance of informed and capable leadership for America's future.

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1. Check vote.org to make sure you and your friends' voter registrations are up to date.
2. Here is a fact-checking link you can use to help convince people you're speaking with: ABC - Fact check: The first Trump-Harris debate

This episode explores the Biden-Harris administration's launch of the SUN Programs, a comprehensive initiative to combat child hunger during summer months. These programs, including SUN Bucks for grocery benefits and SUN Meals for in-person and to-go options, aim to fill the nutrition gap when school is out. This action reflects a commitment to ensuring year-round food security for children and investing in the health and future of our nation.

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1. Check vote.org to make sure you and your friends' voter registrations are up to date.
2. Here is a fact-checking link you can use to help convince people you're speaking with: USDA - Biden-Harris Administration Makes History Launching New Suite of Summer Nutrition Programs

This episode explores the Biden-Harris administration's initiative to support entrepreneurship among formerly incarcerated individuals. By removing barriers to Small Business Administration loans and eliminating criminal background questions from loan forms, the administration is opening new opportunities for those with criminal records to start businesses and contribute to their communities. This action reflects a commitment to true second chances and the belief that everyone deserves an opportunity to pursue the American dream.

Here's what to do:

1. Check vote.org to make sure you and your friends' voter registrations are up to date.
2. Here is a fact-checking link you can use to help convince people you're speaking with: White House - FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Celebrates Second Chance Month