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Good Wednesday morning. I'm Adrienne Hurst and welcome to your Politico Playbook audio briefing.

If you missed President Biden's CNN Town Hall in Milwaukee last night, no sweat. We've got Politico's Eugene Daniels here this morning.

Good morning. I'm Eugene Daniels, White House correspondent and playbook co-author.

Eugene's going to break down the biggest superlatives of the night, from the harshest toss

under the bus to the biggest progressive slapdowns. Eugene, take it away.

There's almost nothing Joe Biden loves to do more than talk to voters. It's often where

he's his most empathetic, if long-winded best.

Last night, there was a scene in town hall in Milwaukee.

It put Biden's virtues and flaws on display.

There were genuine moments of reflection, a few policy reveals,

and meandering monologues without a clear point,

leading to many apologies for talking too much.

I'm sorry to go on.

There's much more to talk about.

Playbook put together a few superlatives from the hour plus event.

First, the quickest real-time backtrack.

When Anderson Cooper asked when everyone wants to be vaccinated would be, Biden answered

By the end of July of this year.

That would be a quick timeline and a hard promise to keep.

Biden then clarified that the vaccines would be available to all by the end of July.

Do you mean that they will be available or that people will have been able to actually get them?

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