We need lots of people saying Joe Biden is great, but it's okay to vote for Joe Biden and just think Joe Biden is okay.

And you are, if you think Joe Biden is okay, you are welcome in our campaign.

If you disagree with Joe Biden, you are welcome in our campaign if you disagree with Joe Biden you are welcome in

our campaign like if you're having a conversation with your friend who's like I

can't possibly vote for Joe Biden you know I hear you and I disagree on with him on X Y and Z point but he's been really good on this

issue I care about and this issue I care about and this issue I care about and ultimately

this election is about whether or not we are moving our democracy forward and we are protecting our

freedoms and all that stuff.

You know, people, that's believable and plausible. Hey everyone it's John Favreau and you just heard from today's guest Rob Flaherty.

I'm in DC this week so I thought I'd sit down with one of the most extremely online people

I know who also happens to have the job of making sure Donald Trump doesn't become president

again.

Rob ran digital strategy for the Biden campaign in 2020. Then he became the director of

digital strategy at the White House after his boss won. And today, Rob is back on the

campaign trail working as Biden's deputy campaign manager. I wanted to talk to Rob because if you haven't noticed,

quite a bit has changed since 2020

when it comes to communicating with voters.

The media environment is more fractured.

Tik-talk has evolved from a dance app

to a national security threat and

Twitter the platform that defined the Trump era is to put it charitably

no longer what it once was. A Biden versus Trump rematch may make it feel like we're reliving 2020, but when it comes to digital

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