DeVos, Rigged Polls, and Quitting Bureaucrats

Explain It to Me

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Education, Politics, News, Society & Culture

4.4 • 7.9K Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2017

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Sarah, Ezra, and Matt are joined by Libby Nelson to discuss Trump's not-so-great hires, not-so-great polls, and new research into how career staff act during presidential transitions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This week's episode is also sponsored by NatureBox.
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0:06.0	The following podcast contains explicit language.
0:10.2	Hello, welcome to another episode.
0:12.2	I suppose.
0:13.2	That's the part of the weeds of the news.
0:17.0	The Swedes.
0:18.6	Welcome to another episode of the Swedes.
0:27.4	Welcome to another episode of the weeds.
0:29.0	Vox's policy podcast on the Paneple Network.
0:31.4	I'm Matthew Glacias joined as usual by my colleagues Ezra Klein and Sarah Cliff,
0:35.6	but also by special guest star, Libby Nelson, who is here to help illuminate some of the recent
0:43.6	doings with Trump's education secretary nominee and possibly also Tom Price,
0:49.4	a HHS secretary.
0:51.0	So welcome.
0:52.0	Thank you.
0:53.0	A cracked podcast studio here.
0:55.0	I know it's busy.
0:56.0	Could we be thinking of this in the Swedes?
0:58.6	The Swedes?
0:59.4	Yeah, I was making those at Joe Curler, but now I like this is a name for this.
1:02.0	I don't think any of us are Swedish.
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