Welcome to left, right and center, everybody. I'm David Green, and I'm here with Moa Lathie and Sarah Isker. It's nice to have us all back together again. I feel like there's been vacations and various things that have kept us apart. Nice to be with you both.

And good to be with you. Always fun. Well, I want to start by saying that we believe in ethics on this show, being fully transparent about conflicts of interest.

And so just to be sure, I want to make sure that neither of you were invited to this fancy dinner at President Trump's golf course in Virginia.

I know it's right outside D.C., close for both of you.

Safe to say?

I just didn't have anything to wear.

I also wasn't offered a plane from Qatar.

Are we doing like everything?

So, okay, assuming that you have not been invited, let's talk about it, that there's this

private dinner Thursday night, the invite list, which didn't include any of us, was about

200 of the top holders of the Trump token.

This is a meme coin that was offered by a cryptocurrency firm that is headed by the Trump organization.

It's spelled with a dollar sign at the front and then Trump, so I don't know if we should say strump.

I don't know, but it's a Trump coin. A number of

these top coin holders are reportedly foreign individuals or they involve accounts that are

controlled by foreign individuals. American or not, the people gathering for this dinner at the

Trump National Golf Club will have paid for a seat at the table with the

president of the United States. And this has really become a theme, we should say, of this presidency.

There was Elon Musk's $250 million investment into Trump's campaign, which was followed by,

you know, him having unfettered access to the president and also leading a new agency. There was, of course,

the image of the row of billionaires directly behind the president and his inauguration. And there's Trump

defending this pretty luxurious gift from the government of Qatar, an Uber luxury jet.

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