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Aides around him willing or able to challenge him, much less restrain his more impulsive instincts." anita, this becomes a little bit more serious, this talk. >> yeah. i think they're exactly right. we're at the moment here in the year -- the third year where he is ramping up that re-election campaign. and for the last 2 1/2 years you have heard from republicans not just trump republicans but just republicans, even those that didn't support him, that felt that if the economy was staying where it was that if the economy was strong that a lot of these other things that people have problems with ...

Involved in the campaign, their goal and strategy is to simply follow the president's lead. so whatever he says, whatever he tweets, whatever he decides to do when he's on the campaign trail, that's what they are going to build their strategy out of. and that's not something that's going to benefit him when comes to attracting support among the types of voters who didn't support him in 2016. >> joe biden, who is the front runner, although he's been having a tough day or two, seems to be make iing the opposite be. he's running on this idea that we want to go back to a more normal time. he obvio...

Americans can relate to. and so you're rg goal to hear from him a strong vision of rebuilding the backbone of this country. to make sure that everybody gets to come along. that is a core motivating value for him. that is something that has motivated him his entire life. he has always fought abuse of power from working people and regular people. that's something you'll hear from him throughout this campaign. >> how is the candidate going to earn votes going forward here? how much does that phrase get thrown around, inevitable, as you look at the campaign going forward? >> nobody -- look, nobody...

Election. i was privileged enough to have a few private conversations with president obama and he always talked about as he saw the presidency of being beyond his own base and he had to work for people who he knew didn't support him. and we heard biden and his campaign echoing that sentiment. you have a democratic primary electorate that is looking sometimes at oh biden saying you didn't take the republicans serious enough. so here we have biden taking that approach versus almost every other person in the primary, and that's a pretty big divide and sort of a big concept. >> if we had sat here ...

Looking to separate people. what we're going to hear about today is government that has people's backs, that's about finding consensus and getting things done to move forward. you're going to hear an articulation today for him, a vision for a different kind of america. >> help us, i was reading fill elliott's piece in time magazine. what is the end result of that? how is it a different kind of campaign than we saw waged in 2016? >> what you'll hear from joe biden is a fundamental belief that our best days lie ahead. he has middle class roots himself, who knows what it's like to lay in bed and ...