Hey everyone I'm Jonathan Kapart and welcome to Cape Up.

Now the podcast is still on a break, but when I was given the opportunity to talk with today's

guest, I just knew I had to share it with everyone.

That's because today's episode is with former Vice President Joe Biden.

We discuss the presidential campaign, his standing with the African American community,

the GAFs, and America's role in the world, and you can hear all of that right now. Vice President Biden,

Biden, thank you very much for being on the podcast.

It's a light to be with you.

Now, is it true this is your first ever podcast? I don't know is my first ever podcast?

I don't know it's my first ever podcast, but it's the first major podcast with a major political reporter or figure.

You're off to a good start.

But really, Vice President Biden, thank you very much for doing this.

We're on the campus of Clinton College in Rock Hill, South Carolina,

historically black college. Why here?

Well, I wanted to be up in what they call the North Country, which is a predominant Republican

in the general election, but there's a lot of folks up here who are going to play a role in determining who the nominee is in terms of the primary here.

And so I'm covering the entire state from the low country all the way up here. And so I'm covering the entire state from a low country all the way up here and I think it's, you know, South Carolina is an important state.

It's one of the gates you got to get through to get the nomination and one of the there's two primaries and two caucuses and it's really important.

But I've been coming here a long, long time because of my relationship with Fritz Hollings and other elected officials,

you know, former Governor Riley and Mayor Riley and, you know, in Charleston,

there have been friends and supporters for a long long time.

So I attended the town hall that you did earlier today and the crowd was most animated when you went at,

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