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Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Friday, March 6, 2020. Today, Elizabeth Warren

ends her presidential bid. Congress passes the coronavirus funding bill, Chief Justice John

Roberts rebukes remarks from Senator Schumer, a federal court rejects a lawsuit filed against

Google by Tulsi Gabbard, some molar memos, and Judge Reggie Walton has something to say

about bill bars specifically. And you're not going to want to miss it. I'm your host A.G.

and with me today are Jordan Coburn. Hello and Amanda Reader. Hello.

How are you? Good. Good. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Today is my sad day. Yeah. Yeah.

So Warren. Yeah. Yeah. It is sad. Sorry. That's okay. And you know what? I think that I was so for

Bernie in 2016. And I think because I can't actually vote, I maybe didn't look as deeply into

some of the policy stuff as maybe someone who could vote would do. I support Bernie, you know,

and his movement and he was my preferred candidate. But in the aftermath of her campaign going

down, I was reading some of the reasons people supported her in the first place. And I was like

pretty emotional, you know, about what she's accomplished and who she is. And so it is really sad.

And I think that she would have been an amazing president. Yeah. Yeah. I've always said that she's

been a super close second for me in terms of who I learned even more about her. And I, you know,

yeah, she's amazing. And I do agree that misogyny is absolutely a factor in her not having the race

that she should have had. Yeah. Yeah. And she has some words or not about that in a press conference

she gave today. And we'll have some clips from that. And when we start the A block, because we're

going to talk about politics in 2020 upfront. So why don't we just dive into that and hit the hot

notes hot notes. So yeah, on the West Coast, I woke up this morning to the news that my candidate,

Elizabeth Warren, had well, our candidate, Elizabeth Warren had dropped out of the 2020 Democratic

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