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Hey everybody, we've got a great one for you today, you know, for a change. And that's because this one is a best of.

I'm taking a little break from the podcast.

I've been doing the show now for seven years, and frankly, I deserve it.

So I'd like to revisit my conversation with David Kirkpatrick from November.

David is a staff writer at the New Yorker and has been

tracking just how much the Trumps have been enriching themselves. It's pretty staggering,

completely unparalleled in the history of our country. The family has enriched themselves

to the tune of billions this term so

far in crypto alone. And of course, quite a bit more has been accumulated since we last talked to

David. Now, I'm not sure why Americans are not more outraged by the staggering self-dealing that the Trumps and others in the administration have engaged in.

I mean, we recently learned that the Trump's sons are starting a new drone business using Ukrainian technology to sell drones to our defense department, just something that normal everyday Americans could set up to make a few million.

And the New York Times has reported that Jared Kushner is raising $5 billion in new funding for his private equity firm, affinity partners, targeting Gulf Arab

states like Saudi Arabia, raising some conflict of interest questions, considering he's an

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