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Obama Staffers on How Trump and Biden Should Plan Election Night | Let's Break It Down
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19:59Now PlayingWith 2 weeks until election night, Alyssa Mastromonaco (former White House Deputy Chief of Staff) and Danielle Crutchfield (former Director of Scheduling and Advance for Barack Obama) discuss what goes into planning the colossal event. They then explore the ideal 2020 setup, taking into account the new obstacles Joe Biden and Donald Trump face due to COVID19.
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