The following podcast contains explicit language.

Wednesday, June 14, 2017, from slate, it's the just time, Mike Pesca, David Lianhart,

New York Times columnist, who I really like, has this advice on two of the big stories of the day.

And by stories of the day, I mean stories the last few weeks, nothing to do with this horrible

shooting in Washington DC. So one of these stories has been dominating the news.

The other is taking advantage of the fact that the first story is dominating the news,

just in general, taking advantage of the fact that the spotlight has been elsewhere.

So on the one hand, we have the Trump Russia connection, interesting, fascinating,

compelling, what a cast of characters. A scurrilous assault on my honor. I do believe I am bum-fuzzled

by your Palava, Miss Harris. The other one is the Senate Health Caribell. Here's what we know.

About the Senate Health Caribell. Nothing. We know nothing because as a staff are admitted,

they're not stupid enough to tell the public what health carabell they'll be getting.

There's no markup, no hearings, no outside input, which a lot of the good government types will tell you

that's bad. But I gotta say, it's pretty much how Beyonce dropped her lemonade album, right? And we

don't like that. So about the Russia investigation, we don't know a lot of the truth. We don't know what

the president knew about Russian interference. We don't know what he knew about Mike Flynn

knowing about Russian interference. So that's why we're having the hearings so that we can know.

About the health caribell, no one except its few shady authors are getting a hearing at all.

But Leonardo in his story, which is headline, the media is missing the story,

quote, Chris Murphy, Democratic Senator of Connecticut saying, focus 10% of your attention and

outrage on the session's testimony, 90% on the secret health caribell that's speeding to a vote.

Okay, but obvious question, how? What does that mean? How do I do that with my focus? How do I

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