Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio.

I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

South Korea's population is shrinking, and government attempts to bump up the number of baby bumps haven't succeeded.

So they're changing policies to get more women in work, and that seems to be redressing other age-old inequalities.

And who's the greatest Formula One champion of all time?

In terms of career wins, it's now a tie between Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher.

But scour through 70 years of F1 data,

and there's far more to consider than just checkered flags.

But first...

The first time, it was mostly noise.

I'm not going to answer the question because... Why would you answer that question is...

The question is...

Radical left.

What would you shut up... What would have been the second time, radical left. Would you shut up?

What would have been the second time, it was split-screen America, two candidates holding two town halls on two different channels.

This president embraces all the thugs in the world. I mean, he's best friends with the leader of North Korea sent a love letters.

We're building our country stronger and better than it's ever been before.

Let's...

And that's what's happening and everybody knows it.

And in the second actual presidential debate last night, there was some actual debate.

This was a much more normal presidential debate.

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