Slate: The Kitchen Bitch Gabfest

Political Gabfest

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News, Politics, Government

4.4 • 8.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2009

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Slate's Political Gabfest, featuring John Dickerson, David Plotz and Emily Bazelon. This week: Health care reform and Joe Lieberman, the climate in Copenhagen, and on-line bullying Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The GabFest is sponsored by Audible, the Internet's leading provider of spoken audio entertainment.
0:12.9	GabFest listeners can download a free audiobook by signing up for an Audible membership at Audiblepodcast.com slash gabfest.
0:22.3	Hello and welcome to this late political gab fest for Friday 18th of December.
0:26.6	I'm John Dickerson here with David Plotz.
0:28.3	Emily Bazelon is in her studio in New Haven.
0:31.4	Today we're going to talk about Obama health care, Joe Lieberman,
0:34.5	and then we're going to have our second topic is going to be about climate
0:38.1	talks in Copenhagen, and then our third topic is going to be about bullying online.
0:43.8	Is that right, Emily?
0:45.0	YouTube in particular, yes.
0:46.4	YouTube and bullying online.
0:48.2	Can we bully Emily, because she's like online to us?
0:51.0	I think we've been bullying there for years.
0:52.7	You do every day, David Plotz.
0:55.1	It's clearly not been very effective because you seem totally undeterred by it.
0:59.8	That's my job.
1:01.5	And then we'll have cocktail.
1:02.4	I need a new strategy.
1:03.8	You do, clearly.
1:05.9	And then we'll have cocktail chatter.
1:07.5	So let's start.
1:08.6	Healthcare reform bumps.
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