Impeachment and Iowa

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Impeachment and Iowa

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The Nerdcast sits down with Politico's Nancy Cook and Ben Weyl to go
inside Trump's impeachment bunker and Pelosi's war room.

Plus, get up to speed on what's going on in 2020 land: Iowa. Elena
Schneider, Natasha Korecki and Charlie Mahtesian join Scott to chat
about the importance of Iowa, South Carolina, New Hampshire, and a local
steak fry.

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Oct 4, 2019

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