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smoot some of them are black. he said wait a minute. i think she's getting blowback within the caucus. i think part of it is that people are reluctant -- we are reluctant to talk about generational divides in our country. we like to talk about race. >> greg: we love talking about generations. we hate talking about race. they went after mayor pete. >> juan: hang on. let me finish this point. i think we as a country do not say you know what, there's huge generational divide in the country and huge generational divide among democrats, with the younger part of the country right now, mostly democratic, heavily diverse in terms of race, immigrants, and the like. the older part of the democratic party is more -- i think it's diverse but -- >> greg: but the love ones -- the young ones love bernie. the younger progressives are flocking to bernie, not to mayor pete. it's not generational is what i'm saying. let me explain it again. [laughter] >> juan: the younger people might in fact like bernie or like a more progressive politics but they are re

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