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Vice Presidents Joe Biden and Walter Mondale on the job

Walter Mondale, left, and Joe Biden
Vice President Joe Biden shook hands with former Vice President Walter Mondale as they participated in a forum honoring Mondale's legacy Tuesday.
Molly Riley | AP

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Vice President Joe Biden and former Vice President Walter Mondale talked about the modern vice presidency Tuesday at a celebration of Mondale's career in Washington, D.C.

Hear their disparate views on Dick Cheney, their shared disappointment about how Hubert Humphrey was treated, and their advice for future vice presidents.

The "Walter Mondale: A Living Legacy" event was held October 20, 2015 at George Washington University and was sponsored by the University of Minnesota's Humphrey School of Public Affairs.