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🗓️ 23 February 2018

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

The Parkland shooting, a wrap on the 2018 Olympic Games, and the mood at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Sam looks back at the week's news and more with PBS White House Correspondent Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) and VICE News correspondent Evan McMorris-Santoro. (@EvanMcS). Email the show at [email protected] or tweet @NPRItsBeenaMin with feels. And PS — thanks for all the dog pics! Keep 'em coming.

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0:00.0	Hey y'all, this is Sam's Aunt Betty.
0:03.4	You guys are so nice, thank you.
0:11.8	This week on the show, White House correspondent for PBS,
0:15.8	Yamiche Alcendor, and Vice News correspondent,
0:21.7	Evan McMorris Centoro.
0:23.4	All right, he's your host and my favorite nephew, Sam Sanders.
0:31.0	Hey y'all, from NPR, I'm Sam Sanders.
0:42.5	It's been a minute, live in NPR's Studio One.
0:49.7	We're here with a live audience tonight,
0:51.4	taking the show on Thursday evening.
0:54.2	Each week we start the show with a different song.
0:56.2	We'll talk about that song in a bit.
0:57.7	But first, our guests, two all stars and friends of the show,
1:01.5	Yamiche Alcendor, White House correspondent for PBS,
1:04.2	and Evan McMorris Centoro,
1:05.6	correspondent for Vice News.
1:07.7	Fun fact, all three of us have one big thing in common.
1:12.2	We rode the Bernie Bus.
1:14.1	We covered Bernie Sanders for a long time in 2015 and 2016.
1:20.6	Many of Frozen days and nights.
1:23.3	And we basically wore the same outfits
1:24.8	that they have on right now.
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