
A week in America | 22 August 2024
As America awaits both Kamala Harris’ acceptance speech and Jerome Powell’s economic announcement, Martin shares his thoughts on how the Democrat Presidential hopeful needs to present herself live to the nation…
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As America awaits both Kamala Harris’ acceptance speech and Jerome Powell’s economic announcement, Martin shares his thoughts on how the Democrat Presidential hopeful needs to present herself live to the nation…
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