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Welcome to the Double X GabFest for Thursday, July 24th, the Carlos Danger Edition.

I'm Hannah Rosen, editor of Double X, speaking to you from the Washington, D.C. studio, and I am joined, as always, in New York, by the other double X editor, Alison Benedict. Hi, Allison. Hi, Anna. And also Noreen Malone of the New Republic. Hi, Noreen.

Hey, Hannah. Our three topics today.

The first one will be obvious to you.

Anthony Wiener, how could we not talk about him, especially since I defended him in the past? And surely, that will be thrown right back in my face. And also, of course, we'll talk about his wife, Huma Abidine, and their extraordinary press conference. The second is open marriages, a subject we've discussed,

even though we don't know what we're talking about, because we're all just ordinary girls,

but we're going to invite on finally someone who does and lives in one. And finally, in the age of

social media, do your exes ever go away or do they linger on forever in Facebook and G-chats and

Instagram? So, Weiner time.

Actually, before we go on to Weiner, Noreen, do you want to talk about our listener response

for the day?

Yes.

This was an in-person listener response.

I was at a birthday party last weekend, and I met a guy named Jesse Sloeman, who had recently

come back from the Marines overseas, and he said that when he was

on a container ship, it was either in the Philippines or in Okinawa, but he listened to us on that

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