Lemonada.

This is Sarah Stewart Holland.

This is Beth Silvers.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics. Elites have

always lived in their own form of reality. But for years, it accompanied at least a nod to public

stewardship. Those days are over. Whether it's Jeff Bezos gutting a newspaper for efficiency,

big tech lighting $660 billion on fire for

AI hype or billionaires dismissing Epstein's crimes as social indiscretions. The elite class

have stopped even pretending to care how their actions affect the rest of us. They treat the

economy like their personal casino, the press like a disposable

toy and the law like a mere suggestion. We're going to unpack how that is showing up in many

ways after we discuss Trump's racist meme and bad bunny winning the Super Bowl. Then we'll turn

back to the Super Bowl at the end of the show to talk about the ads. If this conversation and

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