BASH: Two momentous occasions overshadowed by the week's tragedy. Hillary Clinton became a grandmother again and Donald Trump turned 70. Jake Tapper took a look at the maturity, shall we say, of this year's crop of candidates. It's this week's "State of the Cartoonion."</s>JAKE TAPPER, ANCHOR (voice-over): Happy 70th birthday Donald Trump. Your birthday blowouts are legendary. At your 50th, there was even an ice sculpture of your then wife Marla Maples. However you celebrate it, this year is a landmark, turning 70 means if elected you will be the oldest president ever sworn in. And if Hillary Clinton is elected she'll be the second oldest president to take the oath. That's right it's the battle of the baby boomers. You might have thought the boomers' time had passed. Rubio sure did.</s>SEN. MARCO RUBIO (R-FL), FMR. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: This election is a generational choice.</s>TAPPER: For boomer history Hillary Clinton seems to represent the campus culture wars of the '60s, right down to her daughter Chelsea named after a Joni Mitchell song. Trump reflects a different slice of boomer history, late era rat pack. Back when the men were men, the women were broads and Sinatra was always playing.</s>TRUMP: Frank Sinatra, they're all friends of mine.</s>TAPPER: American has a big decision to make come November between these two baby boomers but since both boomers say they will not touch any of the entitlement program spending for older people such as Medicare.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Oh, my back.</s>TAPPER: Whoever wins, gen Xers and millenials, you're going to be sent the bill.</s>BASH: Thanks so much for spending your Sunday morning with us. Happy father's day to all of the father watching, including mine, who is overseas. "FAREED ZAKARIA GPS" is next.
Battle of the Baby Boomers In This Week's "State of the Cartoonion".