Washington Examiner Investigations Editor Sarah Bedford joins Magazine Editor Jim Antle to discuss the tension between the Democratic National Convention, which was themed around the idea of generational change passing the torch, and yet the headliners for basically every night were people from the past who hit their high point of popularity a decade or more ago. Does this mean new stars aren’t perceived as having enough broad appeal to the left to carry a convention that’s supposed to be reaching out to the electorate?