CNN anchor Kasie Hunt sounded the alarm on the Democrat Party after President Joe Biden announced that he was stepping aside on the Party’s ticket for Vice President Kamala Harris.

After the president gave his Oval Office address the anchor said the Party would have a ton of explaining to do if Harris is defeated by former President Donald Trump because it did not have a real primary.

“Yeah, and that’s – you had me thinking about the point that you made right before we were coming on the air. This idea that whether or not his legacy is going to stand up in the way that he wanted to frame it tonight is going to depend on what happens in November, because if in fact Kamala Harris, the presumptive nominee, loses to Donald Trump in November, there are going to be so many questions for the Democratic Party to soul-search about how they got to a point where they denied themselves a primary process, a crucible that could have produced perhaps a stronger candidate,” the anchor said.

“The number of what-ifs would just explode, whereas I think, you know, if what he clearly wants to set up here actually happens, there will be a lot of people who will view it in the selfless, sort of heroic lens that he wants it to be,” Hunt continued.

In his address, the president sounded a familiar refrain when he said “The defense of democracy, which is at stake, is more important than any title.”

That is curious as his Party invalidated the votes of 14 million Democrats to coronate Harris as the nominee.

“I’ve made it clear that America is at an inflection point,” he continued, echoing words spoken by his press secretary earlier that day. “It is one of those rare moments in history where the decisions we make now will determine the fate of our nation and the world for decades to come. America is going to have to choose between moving forward or backward. Between hope and hate, between unity and division,” he added.