Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics by Guess.

We have a very special two-part episode for you today.

We'll spend some time talking about the news from this weekend, the primary states devoted,

the Democratic debate on Sunday night, but we'll also talk about a word.

The buzzword of this year so far, establishment.

The entire Washington establishment.

The Washington establishment.

Establishment, politics.

But are you the establishment?

I just don't understand what that means.

I don't suggest that there must be some wizard of us somewhere pulling the strings.

That's the way it works.

We're going to talk about what the people who use that word mean when they say it, and

why you're only going to hear it more.

First some intros.

I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter.

I'm Danielle Kurtzlavin, digital political reporter.

And I'm Ron Elving, editor correspondent.

All right.

First, primaries and caucuses over the weekend in Maine, Louisiana, Kansas, Kentucky, and

Puerto Rico.

Ron, what were the big headlines from these votes this weekend?

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