Hello, how are you?

Earlier this week, I traveled up to Burlington, Vermont,

to a creaky old New England office building,

to meet with Senator Bernie Sanders for an interview at his campaign

headquarters.

This wall so I was thrown by a whole day off.

She's a producer and I shall take him. I wanted to talk with Sanders for a number of reasons, but especially after the

whiplash of last month. He was a staunch defender of President Biden staying in the race, saying

it was the best way to defeat Donald Trump, even as prominent Democrats, urged Biden

to drop out.

And since Biden has bowed out, and Vice President Kamala Harris has stepped in.

Sanders has had questions about what Harris's economic message will be and where she will

position herself particularly through her choice of running main. But more recently

he's been on the trail for her.

And that journey, to me, is indicative of a larger question facing the progressive wing

of the Democratic Party.

With this new Democratic ticket, are they all in for Harris.

From the New York Times, I'm a Stet Hernton.

This is the run-up.

Thank you for doing this.

This is going to run on our Thursday episode of The Run-Up, The Times Politics

Podcast.

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