Contra Krugman, episode 116.

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Hey, everybody, Tom and Bob, back once again with another episode of Contra Krugman.

We're going to the blog today.

We got an interesting post from Krugman called La Trison DeClair, Economics Edition.

So it's like the betrayal of the intellectuals.

And he would know, wouldn't he?

Hey, Tom, I've took, I don't know, six years of French, and I forget, what does that mean exactly?

What's the clever pun crewman's making here? Well, I don't know that it's a, it's that clever, but the idea of it is that the thinkers in the society, the intellectuals, have betrayed

us. They've committed treason. It's like the treason of the intellectual class is what's going on

here. Just like of the clerics or something. Right. I mean like the, and it's kind of used in the

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