And fleeing. That will do it on this edition of Alex Witt reports. See again tomorrow. Up next, The Beat weekend. Welcome to the b weekend. Let us get right into the headline. Campaign boiled down to two big factors. The message, which takes endless repetition from the candidate, the surrogates, the ads. All the millions of dollars spent repeating the message. That is one part of the campaign but you might have heard some of the lines are variations on them from harris and her allies before. The other part is momentum. What we are seeing this week, they might have been seemingly logical Tuesday Night and even Wednesday Morning as it sunk in that room had a terrible Debate And Harris had a good one. It was only built in the last few days and harris doing, as i mentioned, a new television interview. She is ditching the Debate Performance and the perception of that performance, not really close, not one of our pole arise contested things where republicans and democrats see the economy dif
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russia was kind of flat on its back. we tried to actually help it. and we had, i would say, close to friendly relations with the regime at that time under boris yeltsin. we weren t quite prepared as a government with what putin brought in in 1999. the united states also tends to feel overconfident in the world, particularly when we looked at how bad off russia was then. in truth you can trace these techniques back to the 1980s when russians were, in that period, in the soviet period, were forging embassy cables and white house documents to suggest all sorts of things, that the united states was involved in the attempted assassination of the pope, for example. so there was, prior to 2014, a lot of evidence that russians knew how to do this and they do this sort of thing. they have new tools today, but i think that post article is quite right in saying it was the