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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gap Fest for November 1st, 2018. The most important

election of our lifetimes since the last election edition. I am David Plotts about this.

Here I'm in Washington, DC. In New York, our Emily Bazzlon of the New York Times magazine.

Hello, Emily. Hey, David. And also with Emily at CBS, Worldwide, Hit Quatters is John

Dickerson of CBS this morning. Hello, John. Hello, David and David. Yes, that you've

tipped off our listeners to the fact that they're not one, but two, David's. You can never

have enough. We had David French on the other week. So we're making a habit of having

David's on. And that David, the new David is not David French. David Axelrod, who's

the director of the Institute of Politics, the University of Chicago, host of the Axe

Files on CNN. David, welcome back to the Gap Fest. Good to be here. We have you here because

of course it is an incredibly big political week and we wanted somebody brought gravity

and intelligence and wit. And we found you. And Louis of that, you asked me. So I appreciate.

So on this week's show, because it's because it's such a big week, we're really just going

to focus on two topics. First, to highly complicated and charged topics. First, the synagogue,

murders and Pittsburgh by an anti-Semite galvanized by all right rhetoric, the attempted

assassinations of the president's political opponents by a deranged supporter of his,

the president's own violent rhetoric and winking at violence. And we're going to, so we're

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