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🗓️ 16 December 2021
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0:29.9 | Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gap Fest for December 16, 2021, the Build Back |
0:42.5 | Later edition. I'm David Plotz of CityCast. I'm here in Washington, DC and I'm joined, |
0:50.6 | of course, by John Degersen of CBS Sunday Morning in New York City. Hello, John. |
0:55.3 | Hello, David. And by Emily Mazzelon. Emily Mazzelon. Wow. My name gets scrambled in so |
1:04.7 | many ways, but I've never heard anyone add an epitome to it. I was thinking of making |
1:08.4 | a joke and I think I got, so I was actually looking at my computer and it saw a M-A-M-A-M-A-Bazzelon. |
1:15.2 | Emily Bazzelon of the New York Times Magazine and Yale University Law School is a new Haven |
1:20.0 | Hello, Emily. Hey. This week on the Gap Fest, the depressing developments in the January |
1:26.9 | 6th investigation. Oh my gosh. On the future of American democracy. Oh my gosh. I woke |
1:31.8 | up really glum. I'm just going to tell you that. Then is Build Back Better Dead or just |
1:38.2 | sleeping? We will find out. Then we will talk to Slate's Joel Anderson about his new season |
1:44.1 | of Slow Burn, which is about the LA riots, plus we will have cocktail chatter. I don't |
1:50.5 | think I have ever been quite as depressed about the future of our country as I was this |
1:56.1 | week reading about the January 6th investigation and the groundwork that has been laid for |
2:01.2 | a more successful coup in the future. I really, really have been low. I usually am not, |
2:07.5 | I usually am able to sort of slip out of that stuff, get out of the slipstream of political |
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