MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell questions whether Biden's top advisers are too old and White to prepare him for debate
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MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell wondered on-air Monday whether President Biden's top advisers could properly prepare him for the upcoming debate considering they're 'all white men in their 60s.'
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Toward the end of the interview, Mitchell highlighted a recent New York Times article that detailed the advisers Biden has grown to rely on in his bid to retain the White House. The article, headlined, "The Insiders: 3 Men at the Core of Biden’s Brain Trust," lists former White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain, longtime Biden adviser Mike Donilon, and former Sen. Ted Kaufman as critical figures in Biden's inner circle.
"There’s a profile of the three closest advisers, longest-serving advisers, informal and formal advisers to the president, and they’re all White men in their 60s or higher — former Sen. Ted Kaufman is 85 years old. Is that too insular?" Mitchell asked.
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