Ep 7. Episode 7

Deadline White House is a show that very aptly describes how things work in the political world of the White House. Through its episodes, viewers get a glimpse of the happenings that take place in the White House, as well as in Washington, D.C., and the country as a whole. In season 2020, episode 7 of the show, the focus is on the latest political affairs and events that have been taking place in America.

As the episode begins, the anchor, Nicolle Wallace, begins by addressing the continuing concerns that are being raised over the upcoming presidential election. She talks about how President Donald Trump has been seen to consistently question the legitimacy of mail-in voting and the potential for fraud. Nicolle Wallace is also seen discussing with her panel of experts the recent bickering and insults that have been exchanged between Trump and his opponent, Joe Biden. She talks about how this is not a good sign on the part of both the candidates, especially as it can lead to a more polarized environment and a lack of meaningful dialogue and progress.

The panelists on the show include Steve Schmidt, Claire McCaskill, and Charlie Sykes, all of whom bring their unique perspectives and opinions to the table. The discussions throughout the episode are extremely insightful and thought-provoking, as the panelists analyze different scenarios and potential outcomes of what might play out in the coming days, we see in-depth discussions on various pressing topics such as the Coronavirus Pandemic, Economic measures, social unrest, and the trivialization of the Afghan-Taliban Peace Deal in the election campaigns.

In addition to the presidential election, the episode also touches upon other pressing matters that are happening in the country right now. One of the issues addressed is the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic and how its rapid spread is an alarming situation in America. The panelists discuss the potential for another wave of the virus, and the lack of significant public policy measures being instituted by the current administration. They also address some of the ongoing protests and social unrest happening in America that are related to the Black Lives Matter movement, police brutality against black people, and calls for racial justice and equality.

Throughout the episode, the panelists are seen engaging in heated debates and discussions, as they try to decipher complex situations and understand the sentiments of both the Biden and Trump camps. They explore various topics such as the role of social media in elections, how to deal with the rampant disinformation that is poisoning public discourse, and the importance of unity and compromise in a polarized system.

As the episode concludes, the anchor Nicolle Wallace wraps up, encouraging Americans to stay tuned to investigate the happenings of their political system. Through this episode of Deadline White House, viewers are given an insightful look into the ongoing political events and affairs that continue to shape America's future. The episode was informative, engaging, and enlightening, and leaves the viewers better informed and more aware of the complex political environment with which America has to deal.