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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political GabFest for June 26, 2015, the jiggery

pokery edition. I am David Flots of Atlas Obscura here in our

Washington studio, a rapidly heating up Washington studio, is John Dickerson of Face the Nation. Hello,

John Dickerson. Oh, David, by the time we're done with this gap fest, you and I are both just going to be

in puddles of... It's going to be terrible. It is really going to be terrible. It's already started. And then, in her home in New Haven, her own private recording studio where she's producing Pet Sounds is Emily Bazelon of the New York Times magazine. Yes, that is me. I hope no one can hear the lawnmower that's running outside, not at my house.

Can't hear it.

No.

Good.

On this week's Gab Fest, King versus Burwell, of course, Emily is all ready.

She's fired up and ready to go like a presidential candidate to tell us all about the big Obamacare decision.

Then the Confederate flag still flies, I think, in front of the state capital in Columbia,

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