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Grace Curley.

Welcome back everyone.

I can't believe it's already the last hour this show has completely flown by, thanks in part to new guests that we're bringing on.

I'm very excited to introduce our next one.

We've been focusing a lot on the national stories here on the national campaign for president and there's a lot going on in

Massachusetts and joining us to talk about the Senate debate last night between

John Deaton and Elizabeth Warren is Corrine Hazar.

Corrine is a Boston Globe editorial board member

and opinion writer.

Corrine, thank you so much for coming on.

I wanted to have you on the show for a very long time

and I appreciate it. Glad to be here.

I wanted to start by asking you, we're going to play some cuts, we're going to get your reaction,

but give us your overall takeaway from last night.

John Deaton, he's a long shot candidate, but a lot of

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