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The job of president of the United States is one which has long stretched beyond its national borders. But this Years President ial candidates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, have very different ideas about how to manage americas complicated relationship with other powerful nations. The outcome of the 2024 us election could have far reaching impacts on people across the globe. So what is Americas Place in the world today, and how would Donald Trump and Kamala Harris shape that role . Im speaking with our chief international correspondent lyse doucet. Hi, lyse. Hello, sumi. Really good to, well, not face to face, but at least speak to you down the line. Indeed. And we also have our diplomatic correspondent, james landale. How are you, james . Very well, sumi. Good to be here. Great to have you both. And i want to start with the fact that many of our listeners will know you, our viewers will know you, you attend summits, you travel the world, you speak to diplomats, you speak to lawmake
Ohio senator j. D. Vance will square off in the Vice President ial debate. Possibly the last debate of this campaign cycle. Governor walz fired up democrats when he started calling republicans weird. While Senator Vance has led maga even further down Conspiracy Rabbit holes. Attacking women for having pets and falsely claiming haitian migrants are eating their pets. Well break down everything you need to know for tuesday night. Plus well hear from two democrats locked in two of the tightest Senate Races in the country. Senator Bob Casey of pennsylvania, and Congressman Collin alred of texas are standing by. And we have new numbers from nbc News And Telemundo taking the pulse of latino voters with 37 days until the election. All that and more ahead on politics nation. Lets start the show with senator Bob Casey. Democrat of pennsylvania. Currently running for reelection. Senator, lets start with the debates, the Vice President ial debate on tuesday and your own debate against David Mccor
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On october eighth, in support of hamas, and the two sides have exchanged fire since then. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin reports from lebanon on the children caught up in israel s bombardments. A warning you may find elements of this report distressing. Firefighters rushing to another air strike. This one in nabatieh. They carry out the wounded. Not fighters, but children. Israel says it s targeting hezbollah sites. But it s bombing many residential areas. How old are you? he asks. Three fingers are raised. A young generation, now threatened by a war that has already killed at least 50 children this week, like the members of this family, who died together in a strike in beirut. Ali, jalal, fatima and farra, all gone. And iman and talia nasser, who took their last breaths together, also killed by israel s bombardment. But some have made it to safety, having run for their lives. My name is mehdi ahmad and my years old is ten years old. And what has been happening in