Friday Wrap: "Sir And Rumi."

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🗓️ 14 July 2017

⏱️ 46 minutes

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NPR congressional correspondent Susan Davis and VICE News correspondent Evan McMorris-Santoro join Sam to talk through the week that was: Pitbull, Donald Trump Jr and his emails, Beyonce's twins, Game of Thrones, the Senate GOP and health care, Senator Al Franken, Emmaneul Macron and President Trump's visit to France, plus a call to a listener in Alabama and the best things that happened to listeners all week. Email the show at [email protected] and follow Sam on Twitter @samsanders.

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0:00.0	Hey there!
0:01.7	Paula Poundstone here.
0:03.3	When you're done listening to this podcast, check out my new show, Live From the Poundstone
0:07.7	Institute.
0:08.7	I mean, you could try listening to this show in my show at the same time, but that might
0:12.4	drive you insane.
0:13.9	Find Live From the Poundstone Institute on Apple Podcasts or the NPR1 app.
0:19.3	Hey y'all, this is Sam Blunt Betty.
0:23.8	Today on the show, NPR Congressional correspondences in Davis and Vice Newt correspondent Evan McMauron
0:31.8	Centuro.
0:32.8	Alright, let's start the show.
0:38.2	Aunt Betty has really taken to her role.
0:40.4	She's been asking for a contract.
0:41.4	I'm not even blind to you guys.
0:43.4	This is a great read of my name.
0:46.1	People you shouldn't read my whole name that well.
0:47.8	Agents, call or get at her.
0:49.5	Okay.
0:50.5	Hey, off Sam Sanders here.
0:51.5	It's been a minute.
0:52.5	That was Aunt Betty.
0:53.5	This is some pit bull.
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