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and use the code PSA at checkout. Welcome to Potta of America. I'm Dan Pfeiffer.

John is off this week, so you're getting an upgrade.

Our great friend, Jen Saki, hosted the briefing with Jen Saki on MSNBC, former White House press secretary, and one of my favorite coworkers ever.

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