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Hello and welcome to the Slate Political GABFEST for June 6th, 2014 D-Day anniversary.

It's the Go ahead negotiate with terrorist addition, I'm David Planzi, I'd love to slate.

Today, Bob Bergdahl, the American soldier held by the Taliban, is coming home, having been swapped for five bad guys in Guantanamo.

Should the President have made this deal.

Then President Obama makes a late and feeble effort to control US CO2 emissions and just about everyone is furious about that.

Is it too little, too late or too much too soon?

And then the weird Senate race in Mississippi, which John Dickerson just observed at close hand.

John Dickerson, Slate's Chief Political correspondent, is back from the South, he's here with me in Washington. Hello John.

Hello David.

And from New Haven is Slate Senior Editor Emily Bazlon. Hello Emily.

Hey David.

I like the fact Emily that you were doing your hair for our podcast, even though knowing you can see you.

It was raining here and I walked in and turned on the video chat and looked at myself and there were all these pieces of hair sticking up in different directions.

But then I put my headphones on and you know, who cares?

But what did you think? Why did you, you just thought like I can't be seen by Dickerson and Plots in this state of the sort.

I kind of forgot that I was, well no, it was more than I was going to have to look at me than that you were going to have to.

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