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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gab Fest for the week of March 6, 2014, the

Do I Look Stoned Edition.

I'm David Plotz, the editor of Slate, and the Gab Fest is live tonight in front of a

rowdy, put brilliant and handsome crowd at 6th and I historic synagogue in Washington DG.

With me on stage, resplendent, handsome and wise, is Slate's chief political correspondent

and the political director of CBS News John Dickerson, hello John.

And then here to perform the Oscar-nominated Gorgeously Empowering Song, let it go.

For the movie Frozen, please welcome the Wickedly Talented, one and only Elimas of Bazoans.

Hello.

We should end the whole show in our Travolta name.

That really is my deepest wish to get up and just start belting a song, really off key.

Whatever huge audience.

She was on key.

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