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subject to availability full-tees and sees online. And now from the Institute of Politics at the University of Chicago and CNN audio,

the Axxwiles. With your host David Axelrod. CNN audio, The Axe Files.

With your host, David Axelrod.

Chatting with Janet Yellen is surprising.

The first woman to serve as Treasury Secretary

and Chairman of the Federal Reserve has a sober technocratic image.

But her personal story growing up in an immigrant working class section of Brooklyn is fascinating and foundational.

Her observations on the struggles of the working class,

not just through the pandemic, but for decades,

are deeply felt and passionately told.

Brilliant, yes, but she's also honest, self-effacing, and funny, as you can hear from

this conversation we had last week in Washington.

Madam Secretary, great to see you.

Thanks so much for inviting me.

You know, seeing you sitting here reminds me when I worked across the street, we'd have meetings in the Oval Office, and the President would

sit in his chair where Presidents do by the fireplace, and over his shoulder was a portrait of George Washington.

And it always struck me that this is a portrait of America's progress from

George Washington, a slave owner, to Barack Hussein Obama,

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