Decoding the Pandora Papers

Pod Save the World

Politics, News

4.8 • 25.5K Ratings

🗓️ 6 October 2021

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Tommy and Ben discuss a new, massive leak of financial documents that expose how billionaires and powerful politicians hide their money, the global impact of Facebook going offline, the CIA sounds the alarm about protecting sources, Biden’s team tries to fix relations with France, news about China and Ethiopia, and then Ben gets an update on the current situation in Afghanistan from activist and senior fellow at the Atlantic Council Sahar Halaimzai.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Potsay for the World on Tommy Vittor.
0:13.3	I'm Ben Rhodes.
0:14.5	Ben, um, people are mad at our pronunciation again.
0:17.6	Oh shit, what are we doing now?
0:19.9	So this one's on me.
0:21.4	Uh, hand up.
0:22.4	Could have been me.
0:23.4	Oh my fault.
0:24.4	Could have been me, man.
0:25.4	Last week we were talking about German politics and I was just having too much fun saying
0:28.8	the name of their parliament, the Boondist dog.
0:31.4	You can't have fun with it.
0:32.7	You can't say Boondist dog like I want to say.
0:35.3	Boondist dog.
0:36.3	You know, you have a bunch of, you know, Germans and your mentions yell, no, you if you have
0:39.2	that SH in there.
0:41.0	It's tough.
0:42.0	Oh man.
0:43.0	It's tough.
0:44.0	I've heard.
0:45.0	Like, uh, that's a good call out.
0:48.6	Shit.
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