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In the year 2000, Al Gore and George W Bush faced off in a presidential election that was too close to call.

Eventually, it became a Supreme Court case, which granted a victory to Bush.

Today I'm talking to Leon Neyfak, co-creator of the hit podcast's fiasco and Sloburn, about a series he did on the dramatic

month-long battle that ensued after Election Day 2000.

He made it a few years ago, but Pushkin is now re-releasing that series.

In it, you'll hear fly-on-the-wall minute-by-minute accounts of one of the most gripping and

consequential legal battles in American history, and on the eve of another U.S. presidential election

that is likely to be tight, it all feels eerily prescient.

You can listen to fiasco's whole series on Bush v Gore over on the fiasco feed. Here's our conversation.

We're here to talk about your season on the 2000 election, Bush v Gore Gore and I'm curious to know how did the idea to do a

season on that election come about? So the honest answer is we had produced these two shows at Slate one on Watergate and one on the Clinton impeachment

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