Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast. I'm Scott Detro, I cover the campaign.

I'm a smuggler that I also cover the campaign.

I'm Wanna Summers, I cover politics.

And I'm Dominic Omancin, our Senior Political Editor and correspondent.

It is 11.50 Eastern on Wednesday, November 20th, the 5th Democratic debate hosted by MSNBC

and the Washington Post just wrapped.

Awesome, you're in Atlanta. How is it down there?

That's right, I am. I am at the Tyler Perry Studios and we are still sort of in the midst

of this media center, a spin room. It's all one big warehouse space and it's been a noisy night.

But I would say, you know, to me, the debate felt kind of like a status quo debate,

but I'm sure we'll talk more about that.

Definitely. Before we get to that though, some other very important stuff we got to work through,

Wanna, welcome to the podcast.

Thanks.

You have just joined our 2020 team to cover demographics and culture for the campaign.

You are a longtime national political reporter and I only recently learned that you're very

into pinball.

I am. I now have four machines in my basement and I play tournaments that have more, have

hundreds of people. The biggest one was a thousand people in Pittsburgh. So that's what

I do with my spare time.

So do you win tournaments?

I mean, you must win tournaments if you have like four in your basement, right?

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