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Welcome to Keeping It 1600. This is John Fabra. I'm Dan Pfeiffer. Welcome, everyone.

We are back with another week. We had some primary contests on Tuesday.

The primary is still going. Believe it or not. I forgot it was primary night, did you?

Yeah, I totally forgot about that as well. I mean, I've had the Kentucky and Oregon

primaries start my calendar for a year now, but it's also a surprise I missed it.

I honestly thought Kentucky already went. I guess they did on the Republican side, right?

Maybe that's why I thought that. They did. It's also because I think we, like, the rest of the world,

thought this was over three weeks ago, so I stopped paying attention to election night.

Oh, awesome. Well, we are going to be talking to SE Cup, CNN commentator, conservative commentator,

and columnist very soon. But let's go through the weekend politics really quickly. So,

on Tuesday, Hillary eaked out a one-in-kind, Kentucky, Bernie one, Oregon, and then sort of all hell

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