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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gab Fest for April 28th, 2022, the so much free speech edition.
0:11.7	I'm David Plotz of CityCast here in Washington, D.C.
0:18.2	And that, dear friends, is our new theme.
0:22.1	Emily Bazelan of the New York Times Magazine, Yale University Law School,
0:26.6	John Dickerson of CBS Sunday morning.
0:28.1	How exciting is it to have a new theme?
0:29.8	I love it.
0:30.7	It's so rousing.
0:32.5	And who do we have to thank for this new theme, John?
0:36.2	They might be giants.
0:37.7	They are giants because they are giving me this permanent smile from listening to that.
0:43.1	It's, oh, what a joy that is to listen to.
0:45.9	It just puts the equilibrium of the cosmos back in order.
0:50.1	It's so joyful.
0:51.6	That was our new theme from They Might Be Giants.
0:54.9	We will hopefully be talking to John and John from They Might Be Giants in a few weeks.
1:01.0	Maybe it's a slight plus segment to hear about their process in creating it.
1:05.9	But we're so proud to have it, so thrilled to have it, and hope you guys enjoy it. This week on the GabFest,
1:14.8	will Elon Musk make Twitter better or worse? Then the Biden administration is struggling with
1:22.2	the southern border, with asylum, with the politics of immigration, what's their way out of it? And then
1:27.2	will the Supreme Court
1:28.6	gut the establishment clause and allow everyone to pray whenever they're doing any government
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