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>> we can't be a forward looking party if we look to the past for our leadership. i'm a congressman, but also a father of a 2-year-old and an infant. when i'm not changing diaper, i'm changing washington. most of the time, the diapers smell better. i went to congress at 31 and found a washington that doesn't work for people like you and me. it's made of the rich and disconne disconnected. i was the first to go to college in my family and have student loan debt. i have the opportunity to have a moment to seize. this is a can do generation that will end climate chaos. this is the generation that...

>> there were some 1-liners from a number of candidates and of course they have to script some of that stuff. >> i don't think eric swalwell is who they should be passing the torch to and one thing biden has been able to do is draw on his experience and say i'm the adult in the room. i worked on a number of issues throughout the years, you can trust me to do these things i have been doing in washington for years and if pete buttigieg said was time to pass the torch it would be taken more seriously but eric swalwell saying i'm not changing diapers, i'm changing washington. is not changing washi...

2018 midterms with how he closed the 2016 campaign. but remember, he was basically off twitter down the home stretch in 2016. his aides managed to wrestle that away from him and settled on these broad themes of changing washington, making the system fair, that he was on point in his rallies in ways he hadn't been before. and those were the days when his numbers did tick up just enough to get him through the election day gauntlet. it does seemp the tone he's endi ending this campaign on is different. we'll see if those republicans who came through for him in 2016 may do the same in 2018. >> i w...

That's where this actually changes the conversation in ways that we can't necessarily label. >> absolutely. jennifer, this whole question of what galvanized the woman's march in the first place is a conversation that people are having. linda sar soar who we had on the show before the march, they have been honest about the fact that they're not out there as partisans for the democratic party at all. at the same time they're saying this is electoral energy that has to do with changing washington. this was the way that linda answered the question on "nightly news." morgan radford asked her, would...

Trump governs as a man, as a human. and those things, i believe -- george w. bush and president obama are a billion miles apartheidologicalel, but i think they were on the same sheet of music about the sort of soul of american public life, and donald trump falls very short of that test. and you can -- look, i was tough on brum every day he was president, and i praised george w. bush very frequently even when it was tough as a republican. they hit a ground here that's above politics. it's different from what we've expected from expresidents where they were sending a very clear signal that this ...