The White House, the Senate, the Democratic Senate, the Republican house came to an agreement. That agreement was on the doorstep of being approved. And then Musk went on his tweet fest, and then Trump piled on and added the debt ceiling component to it.
Axelrod discusses how Musk's tweets and Trump's comments disrupted a previously negotiated agreement.
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The question at the end of the day for voters is, are they voting on change from Biden's policies or change from Trump's politics and I think that's why this is such close race.
Donald Trump has become the place where this race lives and dies, the main character here.
I do question that. I mean, you're right. He was all over before the -- before he became the nominee when he's campaigning for vice president, that's when he turned the word weird into kind of a thing for awhile on one of those interviews.
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