Marshall here. Welcome back to the Realignment.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the show. We're airing an episode on Friday because

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excited. Also, because it's Friday, we're going to be sending out our

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conversation, all the good things, links to the show, stuff like that. That is

also right below the super cast link in the show notes as well. Today's

episode is one I've wanted to do ever since we got so much feedback during

Saga. My episode on student loans last week, I'm speaking with Josh Mitchell of

the Wall Street Journal. His book is The Debt Trap. How student loans became a

national catastrophe. During Saga in my discussion episode, we got so much

audience feedback. I've never gotten that much on any topic. People out of

all sorts of ideas and perspectives will be sure to include that in the

sub-stack that's going out this morning. But we'd love to hear more from

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