Donna Brazile
Donna Brazile

Heard on the air:

Clinton: No 'stain' here Clinton: No stain here.

Halliburton Contracts:</a> (Very) easy money. Halliburton Contracts: (Very) easy money.

French Fries: Now, Good For You. French Fries: Now, good for you.

The Inquisition: Apparently not so bad. The Inquisition: Apparently not so bad.

Lustrous, Sexy: Insured. Lustrous, Sexy: Insured.

Disclosing: The undisclosed. Disclosing: The undisclosed.



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June 19, 2004

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HOST: Peter Sagal
OFFICIAL JUDGE AND SCOREKEEPER: Corey Flintoff
NOT MY JOB GUEST: Political Maven and Harvard Professor Donna Brazile

This Week's Panelists:

Boston Globe staff writer Charlie Pierce
• Writer and performer Adam Felber
• Writer, and morning host at Air America, Sue Ellicott

Round 1

Who's Corey? (Listen)
A man utters the worst word he could possibly utter; Dilbert's work principles go overseas; champions no more.

Opening Panel Round (Listen)
The newest vegetable; a peace offering gone awry.


Round 2

Listener Bluff (Listen)
"No Truth In Metaphors": Three stories about well-known descriptive phrases, one of which has recently been proven untrue.

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Not My Job! (Listen)
Longtime Democratic operative Donna Brazile plays a game called, "If you ask either presidential candidate about this topic, they have to leave the room." Three questions about Yale's Skull and Bones society, to which both George W. Bush and John Kerry belonged.


Round 3

Panel Round 2 (Listen)
Two administration programs lacking in good letters; the hidden goodies in the corporate tax bill; the FCC of 1760 would be really mad at us right now.

Bargain Matinee (Listen)
Three stories from the week's news that seem to suggest famous lines from movies: Gone With The Wind, 12 Angry Men and Casablanca.

Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank (Listen)
All the news we couldn't fit anywhere else.

Panelist Predictions (Listen)
With two administration programs lacking good acronyms, our panelists come up with their own government program with a better acronym.

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