Hello, Trump and listeners, it's Oli Amaritz.

And I'm Andrea Bernstein.

Years ago, back before the Trump presidency, Andrea and I both sat in the WNYC newsroom.

Andrea covered money, power, and influence.

I was a business reporter.

We reported on the figures who shaped the government and economy of New York, New Jersey,

and the United States.

In one Donald Trump became president.

We started reporting on the intersection of business and politics in a whole new way,

by looking at the conflicts of interests at the center of the Trump presidency.

WNYC teamed up with ProPublica, reporting first with the New Yorker, and then as Trump

Inc.

Over the past few years, we've looked at how Donald Trump used the presidency to benefit

his business, his family, and himself.

We dug into the ways President Trump has avoided paying taxes.

We looked at how his properties profited from spending by his government and the president's

supporters.

We looked at how the president's team abused power at home in abroad.

And most recently, we looked hard at both the elections process and the government's

haphazard response to the coronavirus.

We sent reporters to Trump properties across the United States, and we followed this story

around the globe, to India, to Panama.

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