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This is Sarah Stewart-Hollins. This is Beth Silvers. You're listening to Pantsuit

Politics. The major news story

breaking through in our communities and our lives continues to be the murder of Charlie Kirk in its

aftermath. So today we'll spend more time processing what we know, what we don't know, why we think

this is breaking through and how we're thinking about it. Outside of politics, despite liking Nate Bergotsie very much,

and liking TV very much for most of our lives, neither of us watched the Emmys.

And we haven't watched a lot of what was nominated at the Enmes. So we're just going to talk about

TV, what we're watching, when we're watching, why we're watching, maybe why we're

not. We've heard from many of you over the past few days about Friday's episode, and we really

appreciate that. We also have seen many of you sharing that episode. We have always wanted more

than anything else to be a podcast that helps you have conversations with your people. So it's

been really encouraging to hear from you. If you like the show and want to

share it, please know that we're on all of the podcast players. If you want video, you can find us on

YouTube. We're on Substack. And if there are ways we can make it easier for you to share our

discussion so that you can have your own, let us know. Next up, we'll continue to talk about

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