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This is Sarah Stewart Holland.

This is Beth Silvers.

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This week marks the beginning of the criminal trial of Sean Diddy Combs on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering, conspiracy, and transportation with intent to engage in prostitution. We're going to talk about that trial today. A revolutionary sexual assault trial in France and how we hold all this alongside the reality of a president

found civilly liable for sexual assault, an administration with several members credibly accused.

We're seven years out from the Me Too movement and still trying to figure out what all this means,

an obvious warning that this conversation will contain mentions of sexual assault and physical

violence. Before we talk about that, we're going to discuss the president's incendiary statements

over the weekend and how we're processing them in the context of increasingly dour economic

news.

And in the spirit of that economic news, we will end as we always do by talking about what's

in our minds outside of politics, which is right now thriftiness, just being a little

considerate of those dollars.

It's austerity measures is what it is. Okay. Before we get started, Mother's Day is less than a week away,

and we have lots of ideas for your mom from a Pantsuit Politics subscription to the treats will get us through merch.

So click the link in our show notes for a quick and easy link to get her the perfect Mother's Day gift.

Finally, it's hard to believe that we're celebrating 10 years and 1,000 episodes this summer.

As part of those celebrations, we want to share your stories. So if you would like to send us

your birthday congratulations and stories of how Pantsu Politics and other listeners even have impacted

your life. We would love to hear those, and we might feature your message at our live show

in Cincinnati or on one of our celebratory episodes this year. You can find the link to submit

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