Alex Wagner

Yeah, totally.

Can you just put that on my voicemail so I can play it like tomorrow or next Monday?

That's what we need.

But also it gets at kind of beliefs that the American public hold about each party.

And I think that Democrats have an advantage there, right?

Like it is sort of a truism in American politics that Democrats...

care more about people.

Sometimes that comes back to bite them in the ass or seen as caring about too many people or too small a group of people in too big a fashion or caring over being strategic with the nation's finances or whatever it is.

I'm not saying any of that's necessarily true.

But the impression widely and deeply held is that Democrats

care more about the health and welfare of the American public.

And they are fighting a battle on that territory.

And I think that's how you win, right?

Like, you don't have to reinvent the wheel here.

People understand this to be something that's a priority for the party.

And it's a natural extension of party priorities for them to be fighting this fight.

They don't have to pretend to be anything that they aren't.

And so they should take an advantage of that.

I mean, how fast can you record that voicemail and send it out?

Get him back up on the Hill.