Weekly Roundup: Friday, November 13

The NPR Politics Podcast

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News, Daily News, Politics

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🗓️ 13 November 2015

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

This week: the Republican debate that was, the Democratic debate that will be, a tough moment on the trail for Hillary Clinton, and what's happening with student protests at the University of Missouri and beyond. Plus what the NPR Politics team just 'can't let go' this week. This episode: Sam Sanders, campaign reporter; Tamara Keith, White House correspondent; Danielle Kurtzleben, digital political reporter; Ron Elving, editor and correspondent. Find the team on Twitter @nprpolitics and at npr.org/politics.

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0:00.0	We should all do like a little Howard Dane's dream.
0:02.7	Just kidding the spirit.
0:04.2	Can I do a silent one?
0:05.2	Go on to this state and go on to that state.
0:06.7	And then you like fist bumps and goes,
0:08.2	Yeah!
0:09.2	Right?
0:09.7	Very good, that was a power blow.
0:11.2	That was close.
0:12.2	Is anyone going to join me in this Dane's dream?
0:14.2	It's gonna, I'm gonna do it kind of small.
0:16.2	Like, go ahead, do it.
0:17.2	No!
0:18.2	Alright!
0:22.2	Welcome to the first episode of the NPR Politics Podcast.
0:26.0	Hi, I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter for NPR.
0:28.7	And if you don't know the Dane's dream,
0:30.7	Google it.
0:31.7	I'm Tamer Keith, I'm covering the White House
0:33.4	and the Democratic candidates for NPR.
0:35.4	I'm Ron Elving, editor-in-correspondent.
0:37.4	And I'm Danielle Kurtz-Lavin, digital political reporter.
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