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Top New Shows (US)

1. Psycho Politics with George Conway, Psycho Politics with George Conway

2. The Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg Show, Jenny McCarthy ‘ Daylight Media

3. Big Feelings with Brooke Schofield, Brooke Schofield

4. the Girls, Fox News

5. Life Hax, The Washington Post

6. Marry Me Everyday, Gideon Sophie Rissman

7. Is She Game?, Higher Ground Network and Run A Muck

8. Power On with Mark Gurman, Bloomberg

9. We Are Jane Doe, Snap Judgment and PRX

10. 3 Putt Bogey with Chuck and Adam, iHeartPodcasts

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