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On today's Politics and More podcast, a conversation about the 2016 presidential election

with New Yorker editor David Remnick, staff writers Calafasana and Amy Davidson, and the statistician

Nate Silver.

They'll discuss the future of the Trump campaign, the divisions in the Republican Party,

and why Hillary Clinton is lucky to be challenged by Bernie Sanders.

I recently spent an evening, as I bet you have to, a lot of evenings, talking about

the presidential campaign, because what else?

The evening I'm talking about was a little over a week ago, and I spent it with three

of the best political thinkers I know.

Amy Davidson is a columnist for the New Yorker, where she watches like a hawk pretty much

every move the candidates make. Kellefasana has profiled a number of the Republicans who are or

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