Mark Halperin

First, between now and the 2028 presidential election, which party will do a better job of benefiting from AI, both as a receiver of campaign contributions, but also using the technology to help them win elections?

Democrats, Republicans, or too soon to say slash neither party will have an advantage?

Should I put in chat GPT and see what it says, Mark?

I'd be interested to know.

It's a good idea.

While you guys answer, I'll do that.

I can't say which party would be more beneficial.

My gut tells me Republicans will benefit more from campaign contributions.

if more democrats are vocal about restrictions especially with as it relates to social media accounts for for young adults or i mean young teenagers and young kids my gut seems to tell me it would be republicans because of historically the you know lack of regulation

Do you think the Democrats have a better chance to use it better as a campaign tool for organizing?

I think this is a huge kitchen table issue.

I think that anybody who's not, you know, the social media ban I think is a no-brainer.

I'm glad, you know, Saul Rahm Emanuel came out for it.

I think that for parents who are trying to raise kids in this age right now, the biggest threats that, you know, that kids are facing right now are not on playgrounds and they're not on street corners anymore.

They're back in their bedrooms on their tablets and on their iPhones.

It's a new day.

It's a new age.

And the politicians who quickly put their finger on the pulse, I think, are going to control the narrative and be decisive in elections.

Yeah, so Natalie, I guess the congressman's right.

There's really at least three dimensions here for the parties.