100 days to convince voters that she was the right person to lead the country as the new yorker's evan osnostes in his new piece, quote, harris is sudden arrival at the forefront of american politics. some of the prospect that as john f kennedy put it in 1961, the torch has been passed to a new generation but it also evoked a less often cited part of kennedy's formulation, his description of americansns as tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace and joining our panel now is the author of that story is cnn contributor and staff writer for the new yorker, evan osnos. evan, good morning. thank you so much for being here. this is as we were discussing a very long story about the hundred ish days that harris has had to run here. it's unlike anything any of us that i've covered in modern, in modern presidential up political history. >> take us inside what you have learned about the campaign as you're reporting this out. >> i mean, i think it's worth noting you were joe biden's our job biden's biographer and this was an incredibly remarkable moment for him. but it has moved on now.

he told the new yorker's evan osnos back in january that he was concerned about what might happen, for example, if trump loses again. and what kind of unrest and follow. so i thought it was striking that he brought that up amid all the good news. end. he certainly has a lot to celebrate today. the markets are rallying today. biden's in a good mood, but as he looks ahead for weeks from now, he expressed concern about whether they election will be peaceful yeah. >> frank, one of the other reasons that's notable is because that wasn't a scripted remarks. so that was off the cuff. that was when the reporter started asking her questions. so had his communications team been able to polish up? i don't know if he would've said i don't know if it will be peaceful, trump says things that are dangerous. i mean, he's clearly speaking his mind there. what did you think i think it it's should be encouraged? >> i mean, there's way too much scripted rhetoric in politics that's undermining the public's faith and trust and who they elect it's basically not the mind of the president, just centers that ho