that to me is the conversation. and i want to be careful with the ageism thing, because it s less his age as much as generational to me. i think a lot of younger voters, millennial, gen z, they want to see someone who s represented and understands their generation. joe biden has been in politics for over 40 years. he s been on many sides of different issues. and i m all for politicians evolving over the course in office, i think someone who s more representative of, you know, where the majority of the country is, just in terms of the generation is something that is kind of both parties would like to see. let me just quickly tell you what he said, because we don t have it. basically, jake asked him people who say you re too old. and he says if you think i m too old, look at what i got done. i ve got more stuff done, he said, than any recent president in history. as the kids say, i ve coached all my kids and youth sports, and they say john, scoreboard, joe biden, in only two year
administration. i have to till, that part was interesting. okay. good for him. the attack on joe biden in that ageism thing. we saw eric swalwell do that in the first debate and look where he ended up. that was not a smart move. the thing about castro. i think he has brought in some really substantive, racial, talking about racial issues. that moment, i think it will hurt him. let s play anita dunn. i ll age myself by saying do i remember her. she s a veteran politico. i do, too. you re a baby. you don t remember. i appreciate that. do you think secretary castro intentionally land ad low blow there in terms of raising his forgetfulness? i think secretary castro who likes to talk about learning from history clearly did not