Lemonada.

This is Sarah Stewart-Holland. This is Beth Silvers. You're listening to Pantsuit

Politics, where we take a different

approach to the news. Today, we're talking about the news that former President Joe Biden has been

diagnosed with cancer. The blockbuster bestseller alleging a cover-up around Biden's declining

health and what all this means for the media and the Democratic Party. Outside of politics,

it's high school graduation time, and we're going to talk about valedictorians. We have discovered

that in Beth and I's personal life, we represent both sides of a debate, whether there should be

one valedictorian or whether it's okay to have, I don't know, 30 co-valedictorians.

So we'll have that conversation outside of politics at the end of the show.

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