Hunter Harris

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hunter, is there someone who comes to mind that you think could be a part of our charting our post-Trump future or a group demographically or culturally that you think is driving the direction of what we care about right now?

I hear it.

But to the Zoran point, do we think that that is a uniqueness that's because he is articulating kind of where people are?

Or is it because he's younger, hotter, better looking?

Like, is some of this like just a question of the type of candidate that is in front of us?

All right.

I want to ask about demographic groups like we are still in a changing country.

Like I feel like we used to hear so much in 2016 and kind of 2017 about the changing demographics of America.

And then all of a sudden everybody ran to the other side and said, oh, just because the country is getting blacker and browner does not mean that we are in this inevitably liberal direction.

I think that's true.

We've seen that.

But those changes are still reshaping politics.

They're still reshaping culture.

Like when we think about the ways America is changing from a hue perspective, from a makeup perspective, what are the groups we should be looking at that, you know, might be growing in terms of political importance?

When we talk about generational divides, are we talking older 40, under 40?

Like, what's the dividing line we usually see?

What are your formative political experience?

If we just take about that difference generationally, what would you say is your defining political experience?