Stephen SmithHostRobert Jimison
Greg Blustein
Alice LoxtonHostBen HendersonHostThe way he prepares and goes after people in these hearings, I mean, just creates these moments that are played over and over on cable news.
He occupies a demographic kind of sweet spot as like this young, dynamic figure who comes from a southern swing state.
Bulley sees himself as a comer.
He's in his 30s, and he's unusual.
He's somebody who can march to the center, the left, and sometimes even to the right.

Ossoff is 39, the youngest senator in the states, and one of just two Democrats in the Republican voting state of Georgia, which threw its support behind Donald Trump at the last election.

Ossoff's only been in politics for five years, but many smart people are tipping him for a presidential run, even though on paper that shouldn't work at all.
I see a lot of these lawmakers walking back and forth to the gym and the dry cleaners.
And there's, you know, the group of senators that meet together and they're all parents of young children.
There's not much to look at in the United States Senate in terms of the 100 folks there.
But being the youngest member, and since he showed up into Washington, he has very noticeably worked on his fitness.
And there is a large group of young women who notice when he changes his glasses and when he you know, wears his hair a certain way.
The way he prepares and goes after people in these hearings, I mean, just creates these moments that are played over and over on cable news.
He occupies a demographic kind of sweet spot as like this young, dynamic figure who comes from a southern swing state.
Bulley sees himself as a comer.
He's in his 30s, and he's unusual.
He's somebody who can march to the center, the left, and sometimes even to the right.

Ossoff is 39, the youngest senator in the states, and one of just two Democrats in the Republican voting state of Georgia, which threw its support behind Donald Trump at the last election.

Ossoff's only been in politics for five years, but many smart people are tipping him for a presidential run, even though on paper that shouldn't work at all.
I see a lot of these lawmakers walking back and forth to the gym and the dry cleaners.
And there's, you know, the group of senators that meet together and they're all parents of young children.
There's not much to look at in the United States Senate in terms of the 100 folks there.
But being the youngest member, and since he showed up into Washington, he has very noticeably worked on his fitness.
And there is a large group of young women who notice when he changes his glasses and when he you know, wears his hair a certain way.
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