WXXI News
President Biden's cancer diagnosis has prompted prayers and well wishes, and it keeps the political spotlight on the former president and his health.
Biden recently said that he would have beaten Donald Trump in 2024, and he's not surprised that Vice President Harris lost. Meanwhile, a new book details the ways that the Biden team concealed his cognitive decline from the public.
Democrats are eager to move on and focus on the array of young leaders who could rise to prominence. But what lessons should they learn from the past four years? Our guests discuss it.
In studio:
- Dylan Dailor, Democratic political consultant
- Nayeliz Santiago, vice president of Monroe County Young Democrats
