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Hello, this is Huger Rifkin, and now we're going to be unpacking the politics of the day and demonstrating a borderline unhealthy interest in what Gen Z you're up to.

And joining me to Times columnists helping me bridge the generational divide.

And they are Times columnist and Times Radio's senior political correspondent, Patrick McGuire.

Hello, Patrick.

Good morning, Hugo.

What gen are you?

I'm a millennial just about.

I was born in 1995.

I see you're nudging, nudging Gen Z.

Just on the cusp, yeah.

Although hopefully not in the list.

Bama boomer, really.

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