How Pelosi Holds the Line on Impeachment

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🗓️ 19 June 2019

⏱️ 24 minutes

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s political philosophy is an elegant one: If you want to do something bold, you must follow public sentiment, not lead it. Now why can’t House Democrats seem to shape public sentiment? And what makes them so afraid to cross their caucus leader? Guest: Rachael Bade, Congress reporter for the Washington Post. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You don't like cloud wrap?
0:02.5	No.
0:03.1	Skinny jeans?
0:04.0	Never again.
0:04.7	Eist coffee.
0:05.4	Starbucks always.
0:06.8	Your perfect summer.
0:08.2	Easy.
0:08.6	Something like...
0:13.4	What about...
0:17.2	Sounds exhausting.
0:18.7	Hi, what can I get you?
0:19.9	Solskar and Mark Green call for you, please.
0:23.6	Well, we can agree on one thing.
0:25.3	Summer hits different with Starbucks.
0:28.0	Subject to availability, while stocks last.
0:34.8	Rachel Bade reports for the Washington Post on Capitol Hill.
0:38.4	Spends a lot of time in Congress.
0:40.5	And lately, she's been getting frustrated,
0:43.2	hearing how some pundits like to talk about Nancy Pelosi
0:46.4	and impeachment.
0:47.8	Every time there's a new person that comes out
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