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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gab Fest for October 23rd, 2015, the 11 hours,

and she didn't flinch edition.

I'm David Plotz of Atlas Obscura. I'm in Washington, D.C., with our new producer, Jocelyn Frank. That is exciting. We have a new producer. Hello. Jocelyn. Jocelyn's waving. She knows better than to speak, apparently. John Dickerson, a face the nation, joins me from somewhere, a hotel room, somewhere, where?

New York City.

Oh, hello, yeah, exactly.

That's not exciting enough.

Not exactly.

Far-flung, but flung anyway.

Yeah, well, and also flung.

Emily Bazelon is more far-flung this week of the New York Times Magazine.

Emily, you're in the central time zone, we know. I am in Memphis in the kindly home of Ansela Larson, who I'm very grateful to for taking me in this morning. So we're having a late taping this week. So you're hearing the show late. Apologies. But it's because the news. The news required us to do it. On this week's Gab Fest, we will talk about Hillary

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