The following podcast contains explicit language.

Hello and welcome to the Slate Political Gab Fest for June 9th, 2016, the textbook

definition of racism addition. I'm David Plots of Alice Xura.

John Dickerson is back with me in Washington, DC, a face of the nation. Hello, John, you were gone

last week. I was gone. It was my colleague said, you know, you should tell Emily and David

where you are because they say said in the campus they didn't know where you were as we were

walking to go interview Donald Trump. So I was like, well, I'll let them know. But now I'm

letting you know I was in Los Angeles last week interviewing Donald Trump. Yeah. While I was flying

there while you guys were recording. And we're going to talk about that interview. I hope. We

sure will. We have to just I have I'm not sure it's going to come up in the interview, but John

had the one line in there. It just like it was it was so quick response when Trump said Clinton

was guilty of being stupid. John like a like Steph Curry taking a three said if that being stupid

of our crime would all be in jail. That was is that like a thing that someone has said to you or

you just came up with that that just no, no, it's the first is the first song on my folk album.

No, no, it's just something I deeply believe being a person who does stupid things regularly.

It's true. In fact, then I saw Orrin Hatch said something about how I you know I've done and

you know unbelievably stupid things in my life talking about some stupid thing. We all say stupid

things and do stupid things. That other voice of course Emily Vasselon of the New York Times

magazine joining us from New Haven. Hello, Emily. Hey guys. On this week's Gabfist will Donald

Trump's racist assault on a federal judge caused him lasting damage. It sure should, but will it

then Hillary Clinton clinches the Democratic nomination when and how will Bernie Sanders reconcile

himself to that fact. Then the case of Brock Turner the Stanford rapist whose lenient sentence has

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