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our country. To learn more, visit www.tobaccofreekids.org. Generational change. It's been a hot topic for Democrats. since Joe Biden announced he'd run for a second term.

But after Vice President Kamala Harris's November defeat, the winds of generational change

have really started blowing, and they're whipping up a big old storm on Capitol Hill.

Basically, rank-and-file Democrats have been pushing aside aging

heavyweights like Jerry Nadler and Rahul Grahavov, the top dims on the judiciary and natural

resources committees respectively. Basically, they think some younger blood is needed to oppose Trump.

It doesn't mean that experience ceases to be relevant or that seniority ceases to be a consideration.

I think those will always be important considerations.

But, you know, there are moments where the torch should be passed, and I think we're seeing that happen in some places where it should.

So for this week's show, I caught up with one of the key insurgents who's

driving this generational change among congressional Democrats, Representative Jared Huffman.

Huffman just won re-election for his seventh term, where he represents a chunk of California's

coast that runs from the end of the Golden Gate Bridge all the way up to the Oregon border.

That's the long way of saying that he's got a lot of beaches,

seals, and mountains to worry about

if he succeeds in winning the top spot

at the Natural Resources Committee.

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