A nightmare December and a 2020 tiff

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A nightmare December and a 2020 tiff

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The Nerdcast talks to POLITICO White House reporter Nancy Cook and
congress editor Ben Weyl about the chock-full December ahead: USMCA,
prescription drug pricing, a spending bill to avert a government
shutdown and, oh yeah, impeachment.

Plus, national political reporters Alex Thompson and Elena Schneider
talk to Scott about the tension between Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth
Warren and why things are heating up in the Democratic presidential
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Dec 13, 2019

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