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Hi, this is Madison. I'm a senior at the University of Pennsylvania, and I just submitted my last paper of college.

Even though my graduation will be virtual, I can't wait to celebrate my family and hopefully my friends to once everything gets back to normal.

This podcast was recorded at 1.24pm on Friday, May 8th.

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Hey there. It's the NPR politics podcast.

I must mahaled. I cover the presidential campaign.

I'm Ryan Lucas. I cover the Justice Department.

And I'm Mara Liason, National Political Correspondent.

Michael Flynn lasted just 22 days as President Trump's first national security adviser,

but the fallout from his tenure has stretched well into the fourth year of President Trump's administration.

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