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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political GapFest for April 28, 2016, the live from Georgia edition

of the GapFest, we are joined by a huge crowd, or as we like to say,

that's a huge, that's a huge, that's a huge crowd. At the first center in downtown Atlanta,

I am David Plots of Atlas Obscura. I am joined on stage to my far left is the man who puts the face

in face the nation. John Dickerson, hello John. And to my near left is of course Emily Bazzlon

of the New York Times, which for you, it lanterns the New York Times is like the Atlanta General

Constitution, but with Paul Krugman. On this week's GapFest Donald Trump sweeps the Northeast

primaries on Tuesday night while Ted Cruz tries to pull a Carly Fiery-ness-shaped rabbit out of an

Indiana-shaped hat, then has Hillary Clinton locked up the nomination, how should she prepare to

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