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Every year, hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world flock to Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show.

And they spend a week trying to sell each other on the weirdest gadgets you've ever seen in your entire life.

This week on the Vergecast, we're talking all about everything happening at CES, from the TVs to the AI gadgets, to the humanoid robots that everybody is hoping might someday do your laundry

and wash your dishes.

All that and much more on the Vergecast wherever you get podcasts.

This is Recode Media with Peter Kafka.

That is me speaking to you from Vox Media headquarters in New York City.

You get two podcasts for the

price of one here. It's free. You're welcome. First up, we're talking to Dan Pfeiffer. He's one of

the contributors at Pod Save America. He's been on this show before. He's a former comms guy

for the Obama White House. He's got a book to tell you about, but I wanted to talk to him

about the 2020 race and his insights into how those things are shaping up specifically the way

the candidates are using TV and the Internet and lessons they have and haven't learned from

2016. It is a good, short conversation. Next up, after Dan, Merrill Stubbs and Amanda Hesser, co-founders of a site called Food 52,

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