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The New Yorker has put up several videos from the New Yorker Festival:
Elizabeth Edwards, hosted by Atul Gawande
Political Humor, with Samantha Bee, Andy Borowitz, James Downey, John Oliver, and Allison Silverman, hosted by Susan Morrison
If I Were Running This Campaign, with Donna Brazile, Alex Castellanos, Edward J. Rollins, and Joe Trippi, hosted by Jeffrey Toobin
Young Shakespeareans, with Lauren Ambrose, Ethan Hawke, Kristen Johnson, Martha Plimpton, and Liev Schreiber, moderated by Adam Gopnik
And the Campaign Trail podcast is featuring the audio of the "Campaign Trail" Festival event, with Ryan Lizza, George Packer, and Hendrik Hertzberg, moderated by Dorothy Wickenden
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