An All-Politics Mid-Year Special

It's Been a Minute

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🗓️ 30 July 2019

⏱️ 25 minutes

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As the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination heats up, New York Times White House correspondent Katie Rogers and Associated Press national political reporter Juana Summers join Sam for a look at the big threads running through politics right now.

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0:00.0	You hear me a lot on Tuesday's in conversation with one person.
0:04.1	Well, today is very special because we don't just have one guest for you.
0:08.6	We've got two.
0:09.6	I've got an hour now.
0:10.6	Okay.
0:11.6	I've probably got until a couple minutes after two rags supposed to have a two-fifteen call.
0:16.0	Okay.
0:16.5	We're gonna move it along.
0:18.9	Those are the voices of Katie Rogers and Wana Summers.
0:22.0	I am Sam Sanders and you are listening to its Benham Minute from NPR.
0:30.0	I was so worried about time for this chat because much of guests have one of the most
0:37.0	stress-inducing jobs in America right now.
0:39.8	They are national political reporters ramping up to cover election 2020.
0:45.0	Katie Rogers covers the Trump White House and Trump's re-election bid for the New York
0:48.7	Times.
0:49.7	And Wana covers Democrats heading into 2020 for the AP.
0:53.8	I wanted to have this chat as a look ahead for 2020, but because 2019, our chat had to
1:00.1	start not with really big picture forward-looking questions, but with something Donald Trump and
1:05.9	his supporters did before we hit the studio.
1:09.1	Omar has a history of launching vicious, anti-Semitic screens.
1:16.3	I talk with Katie and Wana the week of send her back.
1:26.8	After Trump tweeted racist comments about four Democratic Congresswomen, all women of color.
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