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Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.

And we're doing this one in two parts because there is so much going on.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faced senators on Capitol Hill

where he said he's sorry a lot.

But first, the FBI raided the residents and legal office of the president's

personal lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen and president Trump lashed out.

Could he be on the verge of trying to shut down the special counsel investigation?

All the while, Trump is also dealing with a foreign policy crisis.

After more than 40 people in Syria were killed in what appears to be a chemical weapons attack.

I'm Tamar Keith. I cover the White House.

I'm Carrie Johnson. I cover the Justice Department.

And I'm Mara Liesen, National Political Correspondent.

And we had planned today to do a podcast all about the Mark Zuckerberg hearing.

And we will get to that.

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