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I'm Michelle Cottle, cover national politics for New York Times Opinion.
And I am here this week with my brilliant colleagues, columnists Jamel Bowie and David French.
Gentlemen, how goes it?
It goes well, Michelle.
All right.
We are less than two weeks out from Election Day.
This is our last episode before the will of the voters becomes clear.
And I have so many pressing questions for you,
most of which fall into the category of what in God's green earth is going to happen.
So I know, I know we can't really know.
But from everything we're seeing and hearing, how do we think this is going to play out?
Maybe this is just my PTSD from 2020 talking,