This edition: Presidential Race: State of Play
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Original tape date: August 5, 2020. First aired: August 7, 2020.Segment one: Trump flip-flopping on the Coronavirus, attacking vote-by-mail and floating the idea of delaying the election. Meanwhile Biden is sticking with his "do no harm" strategy and deploying his most powerful weapon: Barack Obama. Three months out, what's the state of play in the presidential election? Guests: NYT Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker and NYT Political Correspondent Reid Epstein.
Segment two: NYC is in Phase 4 of economic reopening, but restaurants, bars, Broadway and museums are closed, midtown is a ghost town and small businesses are in crisis. Where are we on the road to economic recovery? Guests: NYT Metro reporters J. David Goodman and Matthew Haag.
Guest List
Peter Baker Chief White House Correspondent, The New York Times
Reid Epstein Political Reporter, The New York Times
J. David Goodman Metro Reporter, The New York Times
Matthew Haag Metro Reporter, The New York Times
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