In an upcoming debate, US President Joe Biden faces challenges in countering the anti-establishment narrative championed by former President Donald Trump. Advisors seek to highlight Biden’s populist approach, despite voter unawareness of his achievements.

Issues like those in Israel, Ukraine, and the economy have led to dissatisfaction with Biden’s leadership. However, Democratic thought leaders believe better communication of his achievements and ethos can sway public opinion.

Alongside podcast host Misty Winston, analysts discuss the strategies of both Trump and Biden in preparation for a highly anticipated and staged debate.

Challenges arise from Biden’s corporate-friendly past and criticism for promoting laws favoring large financial institutions. The debate focuses on framing Biden’s record and policies to appear more populist.

Critics point out the perceived arrogance of Democratic Party operatives in assuming voter ignorance about Biden’s economic populist record, highlighting the need for a genuine shift in political mindset among voters.

As calls for a third major party in the US grow, the upcoming debate between Biden and Trump reflects deeper issues of political division and public disillusionment with the status quo.