Pod Save America

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Pod Save America

2018- 2018

1 Seasons

4 Episodes

2.0(1 votes)

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Covering the 2018 midterm elections, podcast hosts Jon Favreau, Tommy Vietor, Dan Pfeiffer and Jon Lovett bring a “no bullsh*t conversation about politics” to the campaign trail in a four-part special.

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Jon Favreau

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Jon Favreau

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Tommy Vietor

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Tommy Vietor

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Dan Pfeiffer

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Dan Pfeiffer

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Jon Lovett

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Jon Lovett

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