Hello, it's Mike Pasca, host of The Gist, and of this, The Saturday Show, which brings

you the best of The Gist from the past week and the past.

Oh, everything beyond the past week.

As we have, and we'll be doing for the near future, we wanted to highlight an episode

of Not Even Mad, a segment of an episode.

In fact, this was the second segment of our most recent show where we looked at the midterms

and ask, well, does that mean that campaigning on things like CRT and denying kids medical

care if they're transgender?

Is that off the table as a political issue?

Host Jamie Kirchick, Virginia Heffernin, and I discuss.

Afterwards, we bring you one from the Not So, far past Molly Ball, Time Magazine writer,

wrote a biography of the retiring as Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.

Nate Blesedley had only one word in its title, and no subtitle, and that word was Pelosi.

Does the job?

So please enjoy a most recent segment from Not Even Mad, which if you like, please subscribe

directly to The Not Even Mad Feed, and then a segment from May 15th of 2020, me talking

with Molly Ball about Pelosi.

The Commercial Break comedy podcast is a wonderful show, wonderful for what it puts forward in

the world, and also for the fact that they're paying me to say that it's a wonderful show.

But it really answers all of life's tough questions.

Like, what's it like to be married to a cat?

And when a two-year-old uses permanent markers on marble, how much should you worry?

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