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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gab Fest for June 19, 2015, the I Would Build a Great Wall edition. I am David Plotz of Atlas Obscura.

We have an all-Washington show today because to my right is John Dickerson of Face the Nation and Slate.

Hello, John.

Hello, David.

And to my left is not Emily Bazelon, who is mysteriously somewhere else.

I don't even know where she is.

I'm not sure. Maybe she's writing a decision for Ruth Bitter Ginsburg or something. But sitting in for Emily is Jamel Bowie,

staff writer Slate. Hello, Jamel. Hello, David. It's great to have you back on the Gab Fest.

I'm always excited to be here. And then I'll say, and we're always excited to have you. And I'm always excited.

And then 45 minutes of that.

On this week's Gab Fest, the massacre at Emmanuel Church.

What, I don't know, God, I mean, who, whatever, God, it's just, we'll, we'll find something to say that isn't just me giving exclamation points. Then we'll talk about

Jeb Bush's presidential campaign launch and how it was overshadowed by Donald Trump and whether

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