And now, from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, the Axviles, with your

host, David Axelrod.

Jen Saki is one of my favorite people, one of the most admirable people.

I know I met her when she was a young, traveling press secretary on the Obama for President

Campaign in 2007, and I watched her grow and excel as a deputy White House press secretary

as the spokesperson for the State Department as the communications director at the White

House.

And I thought, who better to sit down with the day after a big election to talk about

where we are and where we're going than my friend Jen?

Jen Saki, my dear friend, who better to sit with the day after a momentous election

than someone with whom I went through momentous elections?

It seems like a long time ago now.

Ten years, in fact.

It is a long time ago.

But you're still young.

So are you.

No.

But normally, and I want to get to your journey because I know something about it.

It inspires me.

And there's stuff to talk about other than elections that go to the world that you know

a lot about.

But we should talk about the election.

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