wanita, let's start with you. abortion has always been a major mobilizing issue for democrats, but in what ways does the vice president's new role as presumptive nominee kind of change this whole momentum? >> i mean let me start by saying it feels good to have a candidate who will actually say the word abortion and say it in the context of donald trump, who beats his chest repeatedly about single-handedly overturning roe v wade, and in the context of the other issues you mention about access and attacks on ivf and contraception. telling this well-rounded story in an accessible way is absolutely something joe biden never did while on the campaign trail. i think also backing it up with her years of advocating for these rights as a senator and as a vice president is also critical because she knows what this fight is about. but when it comes to 2024, i want to argue one point, is that abortion access has even broader appeal beyond democrats, looking back to 2022 and 2023 ballot initiatives in states like kentucky, kan

. >> stuart, wanita did it perfectly.ow does this campaign need to explain project 2025 to voters so it lance? >> well, i mean, i think there is different areas. you want to talk about the economic one. it is really pretty simple. he wants to cut taxes on billionaires. he wants to raise your taxes. that is not a very complicated analysis people are never really willing to believe that someone would cut their taxes. they are always much more willing to believe their taxes will go up. and we saw this in all these republican campaigns all these ads about tax cuts. they never really work that well. but the idea that they would stop taxes from going up was something that people would vote for. you have these cuts in medicaid. this stuff is tremendously popular in america. there is a reason that donald trump doesn't want to talk about project 2025. because if you test that stuff, you test about 28, it is bad. if you test with the 100 day agenda was that the vice president agenda, that is good. so it is not very complicated. you

. >> stuart, wanita did it perfectly.campaign need to explain project 2025 to voters so it really lands? >> well, i think there's different areas. you want to talk about economic one, it's really pretty simple. he wants to cut taxes on millionaires, he wants to raise your taxes to make up the difference. it's not a very collocated analysis. i think people perhaps grasp that. people are never really willing to believe that someone will cut their taxes. they're always much more willing to believe their taxes will go up. we saw this in all these republican campaigns, they made all these ads about tax cuts, they never work that well. the idea that you would stop taxes from going up with something that people would vote for. you have these cuts in medicaid, this stuff is tremendously popular in america. there is a reason that donald trump does not want to talk about project 2025. because if you test that stuff, a test about 20-82 the bad, and if you test the 100 day agenda that the president laid out in michigan and the vice p