So after decades of cultural and political dominance,

the baby boomer generation of which I am the tail end,

I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing,

but I am, it's shrinking.

And you know, time catches up with everyone, right?

But for the first time,

ever folks, this massive group of Americans

is outnumbered and the power that they had

and still wheeled to some degree,

to some degree, has, is beginning to change hands.

That power that they've taken for granted is ebbing.

So what does the end of the baby boom mean for American politics?

Mean for our economy and mean for our power structure.

Well joining me today is Philip Bump,

National Connist for the Washington Post,

and one of the papers, most red writers,

Philip is the author of the new book,

The Aftermath, The Last Days of the Baby Boom,

and the future of power in America,

we're going to get into what's going to happen to folks like me.

And who's going to replace us?

That's for all my Republican,

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