Peter Spiegel, the US managing editor for the Financial Times, and Christopher Grimes, the LA bureau chief, dive deep into media dynamics surrounding Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. They discuss how both are skeptical of mainstream press but take different communication approaches. The conversation highlights the generational gap in media consumption, with traditional outlets struggling to connect with younger audiences. They further explore the decline of local journalism and its implications for democracy, stirring in humor with stories about NASA astronauts and political divides.