The 2020 Media Primary | The Press Box (Ep. 552)

The Press Box

The Ringer

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4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2018

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Early coverage of 2020 presidential candidates (2:15), Fox's conquest of the NFL (20:00), and the fate of The Weekly Standard (33:15). Hosts: Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey guys, it's Liz Kelly.
0:02.2	Here's what's going on at the Ringer for the rest of the week.
0:05.1	We're covering awards season nominations, TV superlatives for the year, and the best memes
0:09.3	of 2018.
0:10.6	You can check those out on theRinger.com.
0:12.8	And check out the Ringer's Instagram where every Friday, the staff provides their weekend
0:16.0	recommendations and every Saturday, our very own Kate Hallwell takes over with her new
0:20.1	show Tea Time, where she offers up her thoughts on the latest celebrity gossip.
0:24.6	Make sure to follow us on Instagram at Ringer.
0:30.5	David Donald Trump, Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi conducted an argument about legislation
0:38.6	live on TV the other day.
0:42.2	What I want to know is what private feud would you like to see play out on television?
0:47.5	Oh my gosh.
0:48.5	There's got to be a better answer to this than what I'm saying.
0:52.8	What do you think?
0:53.9	Everybody hates Chevy Chase, right?
0:55.8	Is that where you're going with the Chevy Chase?
0:57.8	Why Chevy Chase is popped into my head.
0:59.7	Wouldn't that be great?
1:00.7	Wouldn't that be great to give him a Netflix talk show where he just had to interview all
1:04.7	the people that hated him and confront that?
1:06.8	It'd be incredible.
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