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Okay, here's the show.

It's the NPR Politics Podcast here with our weekly roundup of political news.

Two debates down, one to go.

Donald Trump is unshackled and the subject of new allegations of sexual misconduct on

wanted kissing and touching.

We'll talk about that and WikiLeaks, plus some listener mail and what we just can't let

go this week.

I'm Tamer Keith, I cover the White House and the campaign, mostly the Clinton campaign.

I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter.

I'm Sarah McCammon, campaign reporter covering Donald Trump.

And I'm Ron Elving Editor Correspondent.

Alright, so Ron, here is a direct quote from you in our second debate recap episode of

Monday on Monday of this week.

You were talking about how insane and unprecedented 2016 has been.

And here's the quote, I suspect the next thing that's really going to matter is something

we can't anticipate, but will happen in the next couple or three days.

Pressioned, Ron.

Prophetic.

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