The Circus.

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from hosts John Hyelman, Alex Wagner, and Mark McKinnon,

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Good morning from New Hampshire. I'm James Holman from the Washington Post and this is the Daily

202 for Tuesday, February 11th. In today's news, one British man may have infected at least 11 people with the coronavirus.

Prosecutors recommend a long prison sentence for Roger Stone, but only after a heated internal debate with political appointees.

And for the first time, all the best law reviews at all the top law schools are being run by women. But first, the big idea. In a union

hall a mile from New Hampshire's gold-domed state house in Concord.

Joe Biden was working a rope line, taking selfies, clapping voters on the shoulders,

when a woman with a red plaid dress and a message got her turn,

Sheila Zarki told the former vice president about her struggles,

a 61 year old disability rights lawyer who works on her own,

Zarki is part of the insured middle class.

Still, she and her husband Bob are fighting an unexpected $2,400 hospital bill

after a facility fee was tacked on for a scan in a doctor's

office.

She's legally blind and holding off replacing her special glasses after they broke a few weeks

ago because the $800 cost isn't covered by the health

benefits they get through their jobs.

And though he turns 65 next month, he's thinking of working until she's old enough

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