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🗓️ 18 May 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

The President continues his purge of government officials who expose corruption, the Trump campaign uses a kitchen sink strategy to define Joe Biden, Barack Obama reminds us of what a normal president sounds like, and House Democrats pass an economic relief bill with some defections. Then Senator Sherrod Brown and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Connie Schultz talk to Jon L. about Senate negotiations over the next stimulus bill, and what it’s like to quarantine together.

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:20.1	Welcome to Positive America, I'm John Favreau.
0:22.1	I'm John Loveett.
0:23.1	I'm Tommy Vittor.
0:24.3	On today's pot, Loveett talks to Senator Sherrod Brown
0:26.7	and pulls a prize winning writer Connie Schultz.
0:29.4	About negotiations on the next economic relief bill
0:32.2	and what it's like to quarantine together.
0:35.5	Before that, it was like a party.
0:36.5	By the way, we've already recorded that, and it was delightful.
0:39.1	I mean, it was a serious interview.
0:40.4	I'm so excited.
0:40.9	It was so nice to see them both.
0:42.8	Awesome.
0:44.1	Before that, we'll talk about the president's latest
0:46.2	abuse of power, the Trump campaign's
0:48.1	attempt to define Joe Biden and the $3 trillion stimulus
0:51.5	package that passed the House last week.
0:54.0	But first, Loveett, how's the show this week?
0:56.3	We had a great Loveett relief.
0:58.2	Adam Connover joined to judge the monologue
1:00.5	and him saying what the fuck to a bad joke
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