Hey there, Susan Davis here inside the US Capitol.

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Okay, here's the show.

It's the NPR Politics Podcast here with our wrap of the week's political news.

We'll talk a bit about the results of Tuesday's primary in New York,

and preview the big primary contest next Tuesday.

We'll talk about why 1237 might not be the magic number of delegates for the Republican candidates,

and we will end the show as always with Can't Let It Go,

where we all share something we just can't stop thinking about this week.

I'm Tamara Keith. I cover the White House and the campaign.

I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter.

I'm Dominica Montenarro, political editor.

And I'm Sarah McCammon, campaign reporter.

And Sarah, you're in Georgia today. We should tell people, don't worry.

There are no elections. You're home to be with your family.

That's right, hanging out with the family, but joining you guys today

for some of the studios of Georgia Public Broadcasting in Savannah.

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