“More Warren, less Kushner.”

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🗓️ 6 April 2020

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Donald Trump and Jared Kushner let the states fend for themselves, Republicans in Wisconsin fight Democratic efforts to make voting safer, and Bernie Sanders’s advisors encourage him to end his candidacy. Then Elizabeth Warren talks to Jon F. about her plans to fix our public health and economic crises, and how she’s thinking about the November election.

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0:00.0	[♪ OUTRO MUSIC PLAYING [♪
0:20.1	Welcome to Pots day of America, I'm John Favreau.
0:22.4	I'm John Loveett.
0:23.4	I'm Tommy Detour.
0:24.6	On today's Pots, I chat with Elizabeth Warren
0:26.6	about the fight over the next coronavirus relief bill in Congress.
0:30.5	For that, we'll talk about how Trump's decision
0:32.1	to let states fend for themselves and compete with each other
0:35.4	when it comes to fighting this pandemic,
0:37.2	why we should all be paying attention now
0:39.4	to how we're going to vote in November,
0:41.9	and the possibility that Bernie Sanders may soon
0:45.2	end his candidacy.
0:47.2	But first, love it.
0:49.5	You had a very funny show this weekend
0:50.9	with some very funny people.
0:52.3	We did.
0:53.2	We had a great love and relief at Camel Nonjiani
0:55.3	in Emily Gordon, played the newlywed game.
0:58.2	We had...
1:00.0	That was very funny.
1:01.1	That was great.
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