September 12, 2009

Podcast: Kevin and David on 9/11, Health Care, and the GOP

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If you’re not yet a subscriber to MoJo‘s Kevin Drum and David Corn political week-in-review podcasts, the one below might change that. This week: Kevin and David bat around Obama’s speech timing, Joe Wilson, and the weirdest thing about Twitter. Plus: David doesn’t really like to talk about the truthers, which makes his latest take on Van Jones and 9/11 conspiracies all the more interesting. And is that a dog in the background chez Kevin? Give a listen: Kevin and David’s 9/11 Week-in-Review podcast.

Laura McClure hosts weekly podcasts and is a writer and editor for Mother Jones. Read her recent investigative feature on lifehacking gurus here.

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