The “I Will Keep You in Suspense' Edition

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🗓️ 20 October 2016

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Jacob Weisberg joins Slate's Political Gabfest'ers David Plotz and Emily Bazelon to to discuss the third Presidential debate and the possible danger zones that exist for an opinionated journalist, like Amy Goodman, covering a protest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The following podcast contains explicit language.
0:03.4	Hey Trumpcast listeners, a quick message for you.
0:06.3	Instead of our regular show, we're bringing you a special edition of the political gab fest.
0:12.1	With David Plott's, Emily Bavzlont, and instead of John Dickerson today, I'm substituting,
0:17.6	because John is still in Las Vegas reporting after the debate, but don't worry,
0:22.6	most of the conversation is about Donald Trump and we'll be back with a regular show soon.
0:30.0	Hello and welcome to the slate, political gab fest for October 20th, 2016.
0:39.0	I will keep you in suspense edition.
0:41.8	I'm David Plott of Atlas Obscura.
0:44.0	Emily Bavzlont of the New York Times magazine joins me from New Haven.
0:48.4	Hello, Emily.
0:49.4	Hey David.
0:50.4	Such a nasty one.
0:52.4	Oh wait, did I say something?
0:54.4	What?
0:55.4	What?
0:56.4	I don't get it.
0:58.4	Oh dear.
0:59.4	John Dickerson is recovering in Nevada.
1:02.5	He lost all the crap stable last night, but he couldn't make the show this morning, although
1:07.3	we have a special treat from him later on.
1:11.6	Jacob Weisberg, the chairman of the slate group, host of Trumpcast and regular gab fest guest
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