Dear Joe Biden: Please Co-Host 'Today'!!!

Dear Joe Biden: Please Co-Host 'Today'
SOUTH BOSTON, MA - JUNE 22: Vice President Joe Biden talks with members of the public outside Sullivan's Castle Island while campaigning with Rep. Ed Markey in South Boston on Saturday, June 22, 2013. Both Democratic candidate Ed Markey and Republican candidate Gabriel Gomez are keeping busy schedules in the final weekend before the special election for the U.S. Senate, with both campaigns trying to rally supporters and mobilize for a get-out-the-vote effort. (Photo by Colm O'Molloy for The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
SOUTH BOSTON, MA - JUNE 22: Vice President Joe Biden talks with members of the public outside Sullivan's Castle Island while campaigning with Rep. Ed Markey in South Boston on Saturday, June 22, 2013. Both Democratic candidate Ed Markey and Republican candidate Gabriel Gomez are keeping busy schedules in the final weekend before the special election for the U.S. Senate, with both campaigns trying to rally supporters and mobilize for a get-out-the-vote effort. (Photo by Colm O'Molloy for The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

On Thursday, Al Roker voiced one of my lifelong dreams by asking Joe Biden to co-host the "Today" show. Were this to happen, it would be one of the greatest days in my life.

How can I even count the reasons why Joe Biden co-hosting "Today" would be the best thing ever? This is a man who has shown over and over again that he speaks his mind.

He's a man of the people. Look no further than his visit to Costco: Joe Biden shops for pie and eats free food samples, like the rest of us!

He knows how to enjoy life. The moment when he refused to share cookies with President Obama and said "It's one package, man. I'm not giving you my cookie" was maybe one of the best lines uttered in D.C. during the government shutdown.

Last but not least, we would see the blooming bromance between Biden and Al — who managed to get a handshake from the vice-president during the inaugural parade earlier this year — on full display. It was then that Al first extended an invitation to Biden for "Today."

For all these reasons and more, I could see Joe Biden fitting in really well at Studio 1A: hanging out with Matt, Savannah, Willie, Al and Natalie on the plaza and just chilling.

On the heels of the news that Joe Biden congratulated the wrong Marty Walsh on winning Boston's mayoral election, Al extended the invitation again. "And that's why, Mr. Vice President, once again, we beseech you, please come to the third hour, Today's Take, and co-host our show," Al said on Thursday. I could not agree with him more.

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