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Welcome back. the panel is joining us. yamiche alcindor, moderator of "washington week," david french, senior editor of "the dispatch," and former democratic member of congress, donna edwards, from the great state of maryland. the engagement of american politics and the electorate is getting closer and closer and at times a bit uncomfortable. here is a quick selection of just the last week. >> if you don't pass this, we're going to lose the midterm. >> we need a build back better plan right now. >> we need solutions, the build back better plan has the solutions that we need. >> no to vaccines....

Track, stay the course. a thousand points. stay the course. >> governor dukakis rebuttal? >> i can't believe i'm losing to this guy. >> i'll get it. >> it's gary shandling show. >> people were taking all the old principles of comedy and trying to turn them into something new. we spent years and years watching sitcoms and dramas and talk shows, by then. we knew them by heart. if somebody played on that and parodied it, we got it, instantly. >> yeah, i appreciate you coming in under these conditions, lewis. i really do. you want to hold the credits? okay. now, see, we were going to show the cred...

Newspapers as we can — or attract as many eyeballs as we can online — - while sticking to ourjournalistic integrity, our beliefs, _ and the passion would try and bring to every story, i whether it's light or shade. i mean, the great newspapers, the great interviewers — humphreys, paxman, dimbleby — they sniff out lies, hypocrisy, unfairness, corruption. does that sum up, do you think, part of the role of the mail in society? absolutely. well, following on from| the matt hancock story, we had a bold front page with, "how can he cling on?" - which i think is people's instinctive reaction...

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