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Welcome to the Ezra Client Show.

This is an episode I'm very excited to have gotten to do and to bring to you.

Jonathan Cohen from The Huffington Post is one of my favorite journalists he has been for a decade now.

When I was, but a cub trying to learn how to cover healthcare,

John is the guy I wanted to be like.

He's a brilliant policy reporter, brilliant mind, a really generous, gentle human being too.

He comes with a lot of decency, which is not always true in our political media complex right now.

And John wrote a piece recently that spoke to something that I think has gotten much too

little coverage in this election. What is Hillary Clinton's policy agenda? How is it being formulated?

Who is behind it? We spend so much time staring at the glowing orange orb that is Donald Trump

and freaking out about the latest twists and turns in the election that the actual policies

of the likely next president of the United States have been pretty poorly vetted and pretty poorly

understood. So John and I go deep into that into Obamacare into gender dynamics of what kinds of

big policy theories work. We talk a lot about the way Clinton is able to communicate her vision or

not communicate her vision, the way that her ideas about family and paid family leave might actually

add up to an economic policy in a way that is not really being articulated, but I think is worth

giving some serious consideration to. It's a lot of fun and I certainly learned a lot talking to

John about where the Clinton campaign actually is on policy and what their internal process looks

like, which is I think very important because a lot of that process is going to form the foundation

for what she does in the White House if indeed she's elected. As always, please share this episode

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