Obama Is Troubled More GOP Leaders Won't Acknowledge Biden's Win

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🗓️ 16 November 2020

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

The NPR Politics team talks through big moments from NPR's sit-down with former president Barack Obama.

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This episode: correspondent Scott Detrow, White House correspondent Tamara Keith, White House reporter Ayesha Rascoe.

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0:00.0	It's Joel Henderson in Gett and I'll come back.
0:02.8	I'm just cooking supper as I always do while listening to the NPR Politics podcast.
0:08.5	Tonight will be Ham and Scala Potatoes and Braised Carrots.
0:14.0	This podcast was recorded at?
0:16.0	What sounds nice.
0:17.0	It's a 134 Eastern on Monday, November 16th.
0:21.0	Enjoy the show.
0:25.0	Scalaops?
0:26.0	So he says scallops as the dissonance.
0:28.0	Or was it scallop potatoes which are also nice?
0:31.0	Either way.
0:32.0	Either way is nice.
0:33.0	I might have misheard, but I like either of those.
0:36.0	Hey there, it's the NPR Politics podcast.
0:38.0	I'm Scott Detro.
0:39.0	I'm covering Joe Biden.
0:40.0	I'm Aisha Roscoe.
0:41.0	I cover the White House.
0:42.0	And I'm Tamer Keith.
0:43.0	I also cover the White House.
0:45.0	So we've got, at the moment, an outgoing president who refuses to acknowledge that fact.
0:50.0	We have an incoming president with a full government to form.
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