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Joe Biden is in serious trouble in the polls, and some are calling for him to quit the race entirely. Should he leave the race? Is it time for Joe Biden to give up on running for re-election? And what s going on with Joe Biden's mental health? Is he senile, or is he just not that good at his job anymore? And is there any hope that he can still run against Donald Trump in the midterms, even if he doesn't have the same level of support that he once did? Today's After Show Was Hosted By: Alex Blumberg, Senior Political Commentator, Former Democratic Strategist, Author, Media Strategist and Consultant, and Former Senior Strategist for NBC's "Meet the Press" James Carville, Senior Campaign Strategist at CNN, joins us to discuss the possibility that Joe Biden should quit the 2020 Democratic primary race, and what it means for the future of the Democratic Party and the country. Guests: Political Strategist Nate Silver, Political Strategists at FiveThirtyEight. Senior Political Analyst at Five Thirtyeight.org. Former Democratic strategist at The New York Times. Chief Strategist John Avlon, Senior Fellow at The Civility Project, and Senior Political Consultant at New York Magazine. Director of Strategy at the Democratic Strategists Group at the New York Public Relations at The FiveThirtyeight. President Joe Biden, Jr., and his wife, Jill Biden, and his son, Joe Biden Jr., join us for a roundtable discussion about Joe Biden s troubles and the future in 2020 and beyond. And much, much more. Thanks to our sponsor, and a special thanks to our sponsors for sponsoring our new ad campaign. and our sponsor to help us raise awareness of Joe Biden and his troubles. of the Biden campaign in the podcast. Thank you for listening and supporting Joe Biden. Thank you Joe Biden for being Joe Biden! of course, and Joe Biden is not a bad guy. We are not your Joe Biden of 4 years ago, we are not a better Joe Biden than Joe Biden we are a good Joe Biden in 2020, and we are going to be better than you, Joe is not going to run for president in 2020 next year, and I hope you like Joe is a little better than this Joe in 2020 than you do that, right? and we re not here for it.
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