From Studio H3 in the Current Affairs World Headquarters, it's Current Affairs, your ears' greatest

hour of politics and culture.

Today on an extra special policy-heavy program, Matt Brunig enters the lefty shark tank

to pitch a social wealth fund, and Lena Khan and Sandeep Vahisan join us to talk modern day trust busting.

Our panel today, current affairs social media editor Vanessa A.B.

Hi, everyone.

Current Affairs Finance editor, Sparky Abraham.

Hello. Current Affairs senior editor, Brianna Renix. Hello, everyone. Current Affairs finance editor, Sparky Abraham. Hello.

Current Affairs senior editor, Brianna Renix.

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And the editor-in-chief himself, Nathan J. Robinson.

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I'm your host, Pete Davis.

Let's begin with segment one.

Lefty Shark Tank.

On normal Shark Tank, an aspiring entrepreneur pitches a new business and the sharks ask hard questions and decide if they will support it.

On lefty shark tank, one of us pitches a new left wing idea and the rest of us ask hard questions and then decide if we will support it.

This week's topic, a social wealth fund

pitched by Matt Brunig, founder of the People's Policy Project, which is releasing this

very week a major report on the potential for a social wealth fund. Matt, we are so glad to have you here.

Thanks for having me. Let's begin. Give us your pitch.

All right. So there's a problem in our current society, right? So millionaires own about 80%

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