and gentlemen. dt s always pretty har to believe when you see it.nce the whole scene is so awful, so degrading to our once country. bu it cannot end soon enough. fastt the woman was we will confess at times, prettyate amusing. at one point, the eminent tv ti doctor , dr. jill , who really ought to have her own showjill on bravo, dispensing sassy and empowering medical advice, walked over to kamala harris husband, doug and half and kissed him deep square in the mouth without a mask,ithout something that never, ever happens at his house. ab what was that about? there was an unmistakable 1970s suburban connecticut tea party vibe to it. kind of a john cheever story, old school stuff, except they let bystander s film the whole thing. so clearly these people are exhibitionists to not tea. t going on behind biden the scenes in the bush loministration, a lot of which a we don t want to know more about. but where do these people findty the time for hig fh jinks? dr. jill , for
They don t want president biden to run again.in, what do you say to them? i mean, george , i think that age is more than a chronological fact, to be very frank with you. age is more than a chronological fact, to be very frank with you. a chrfa reallct spreay never good at math commoner s. so what if it s not chronological? what kind of fact is age metaphysical? what do you mean talkingge, e aboutat? but kamala harris is bound to pretend that joe biden is actually in charge. he s really runningcbs, g the country by himself. over on cbs, gayle kinaykingg wt paid by the white house, doesn t have to pretend. watch. how are you feeling aboutda the job these days that you re doing and people s perceptionon of you on the ticket? t well, let me first of all, say, as the president has said,i he intends to run.s, and if he does, i ll be running bewith him as it relates to the work of being vice president . and i love the american people. all right.eric thank yoanu fo pr your time.
Worth seeing. some matters on issues are worth having. look at what is happening in florida among those who are running and those with established positions or those making obnoxious statements, but in this case we re talking bat man has been very quiet and is in the grieving process and not facing the attack that any of the rest of them are and ware comparing them as if a its apples to apples and it s more like apples to rocks. perhaps, but your reporters, have been reporting that biden and some of his people are taking a close look at running for president this next year. that being the case, regrets about the personal tragedy, but that being the case, it s worth looking at where he would stand should he enter the race, and here s how he expands. he run he stands. run s better against hillary clinton and some republicans but doesn t do nearly as well against hillary clinton in primary matchups.
i want to bring in mark preston to talk about with what all of this means. i guess in a way mark, we knew that things were partisan. that s not surprising. but if you look at how pew researchers measure this, 48 different ways of measuring how we feel about politics over the years, and they find that we re more divided than ever. almost double over the past 25 years. why? you know suzanne, talk about a comprehensive study that pew has done now, you know, there s a lot of reasons. and what s interesting is that it shows that not only are we more divided politically but also seeing a growing middle. you know, a grow withing number of folks not aligning themselves entirely with the democratic party or the republican party. i think what you see is frustration out there right now on how to lead forward. i think you might be able to tie in the fact that social media has become so prevalent in helping organize people, you know, ten years ago we didn t have facebook or twitter or t