Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gab Fest.

For May 19th, 2022, it's the Moore-Fetterman edition.

I'm David Plotz of Citycast. I'm in Washington, D.C. I'm joined delightfully as ever by John Dickerson of CBS Sunday morning. Hello, John. Hello, and good

morning, David, on the rainy morning in New York. And from New Haven, Connecticut, Emily Bazelon of the New York Times Magazine

and Yale University Law School. Hello, Emily Bazelan of the New York Times Magazine and Yale University

Law School, hello, Emily.

Hello, David and John.

So glad to be here.

This week on the Gab Fest, what is the great replacement theory and how dangerous is it?

Then John Federman wins.

Madison Cawthorne loses.

What did we learn from Tuesday's primaries? Then who

or what is really to blame for the infant formula shortage. Plus, of course, we'll have

cocktail chatter. And we have an incredibly exciting announcement, an exciting, exciting announcement.

It's so exciting, which is that we're doing a live show. We're back with live shows on June 29th.

Join us in Washington, D.C. at 6th and I for the first live Gab Fest in person since the pandemic.

There will also be a special cocktail hour for a limited number of guests.

Go to slate.com slash gabfest live right now to get your tickets

for the show, for the cocktail hour. Slate Plus members, you get an exclusive discount too,

but great prices for everyone. We cannot wait to see you at 6th and I on June 29th. And if you can't

make it to D.C., you can also watch it live virtually. So get that experience as well.

Are you guys as excited about this as I am? Oh my God. Yes. I couldn't be more excited.

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