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Welcome to the Down Lemon Show, live at five show, where you get to weigh in.

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If you watch my show this morning, you know that I feel there are currently four women who are at the center of American politics right now.

That's Kamala Harris, obviously, Taylor Swift, Laura Lumer, who you may not know, and Jill Stein, which I'm sure you've heard of, right? They are going to be the women, I believe, who are going to help shape the future of the country.

Now, listen, I know you think like I'm crazy to mention some of them, but we're going to talk about it.

Today I'm going to talk about Kamala Harris, Taylor Swift, Laura Lumer, and again, Jill Stein, and I have the perfect guest and an old friend, Adam Marie Cox,

is a political columnist and a culture critic whose writing has appeared in the Washington Post

in Sports Illustrated. I said the Washington Post already.

New York Times. New York Times. That's what I meant. Okay, the New Republic.

Those places. Yeah. Oh, I mean, well, I'm working on a book and I have my own like podcast slash webcast.

Yeah, yeah, podcast 90 days with Anna Marie Cox and it's an election countdown. We started 90 days ago.

Someone has said like maybe that wasn't the best thing to name it, but I don't care.

I'm glad.

You see why we have Anna Marie Cox on, right?

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