As both hosts have said, this election year has been crazy and unexpected. The Campaign Managers share the recent news that will affect the course of the show, and David and Kellyanne both say farewell for now.

It's been another crazy week in politics that has prompted many questions and discussions.

Can Kamala continue to close the gap on Trump, or is this just a part of the honeymoon effect?

Who are the most competent and compatible running mates for the Harris campaign?

Why is there a gender gap issue with both parties and their candidates?

And, how do you best adapt a campaign strategy when faced with unprecedented and unpollable circumstances?

Kallyanne and David dive into the details and share their own opinions on these matters and more in an incredible episode.

This week Kellyanne and David are joined by author, podcaster, and former Deputy Chief of Staff, Alyssa Mastromonaco, to share their thoughts on Vice President Harris becoming the new presidential nominee for the Democratic party, the importance of choosing the right VP candidate quickly, and what a new presidential opponent means for Trump's current and future gameplan.

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Following an unprecedented week in political history, Kellyanne and David discuss how both sides are addressing the tragic events of last weekend, what Trump's VP nomination means for the future state of the Republican party, and why certain political discussions will accelerate while others temporarily freeze.

Later in the episode the two welcome political commentator and former White House Press Secretary, Dana Perino, to share her thoughts on the current state of both parties, what may have caused the lapse in security at the Trump Rally, and if the discussion of replacing Biden slowly fades away.

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With all of the theories about the next best steps for each party, Kellyanne and David give us their take on what's being discussed behind-the-scenes this week. Will Biden remain the party nominee? Are Trump's post-debate plays paying off? And why is there a continually growing voter gap between presidential candidates and their congressional counterparts?

Later in the episode, The Campaign Managers are joined by journalist and analyst, John Heilemann, to talk about the uphill battle Biden currently faces, the sometimes blurred lines of objective reporting, and why split-ticket voting may play a big factor in the upcoming election.

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It's a guest-filled week for the Campaign Managers. First, we get David and Kellyanne's thoughts on the first debate, and how each of them would have handled the highs and the lows.

Then, the two invite senior advisor to Trump's 2024 campaign, Jason Miller, onto the show to discuss his behind-the-scenes analysis of the last debate, how close he believes the 2024 election will become, and why it's important for the campaign message to match the actions of the candidate.

After Jason, the Campaign Managers are joined by an expert on Wisconsin's always-important battleground electorate, Craig Gilbert, to talk about the significant effects of voter enthusiasm, what is currently causing the biggest divide amongst the voters in Wisconsin, and how debate performance will (or will not) influence voter behaviors this election.

As two people who helped prepare presidential candidates for the debates, David and Kellyanne share their insights on what each candidate should aim to accomplish with the first debate.

The two also discuss the impacts of the new debate rules, the strategic balance between defense and offense, and the potential moments that could change everything this election year.

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David and Kellyanne invite political analyst and Editor-in-Chief at The Cook Political Report, Amy Walter, onto the show to discuss the wildcard that is low propensity voters, why we're seeing such a significant gap in the polls between presidential nominees and their congressional counterparts, and what the subtle voter shifts in non-battleground states may mean this November.

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