Foreign lobbying and what Bob Woodward taught us about Trump's foreign policy

Pod Save the World

Crooked Media

Politics, News

4.8 • 24.7K Ratings

🗓️ 5 September 2018

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Two part show this week! First, Tommy talks with the Wall Street Journal's Julie Bykowicz about new and insidious ways foreign countries are lobbying the Trump administration. Then, Tommy is joined by Vox's Alex Ward to discuss North Korea, revelations in Bob Woodward's book, new theories about what harmed diplomats in Cuba, and Burma.

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0:00.0	Pause the world is supported by Mozilla, the technology company that puts people over
0:06.3	profit.
0:07.3	It's the Bernie of technology companies.
0:09.3	Maybe you know Mozilla as the maker of Firefox.
0:11.7	Did you know that?
0:12.7	I've heard Firefox.
0:13.7	I remember Firefox back in the day when it was called Firebird until they had to change
0:17.7	it because there was another Firebird.
0:18.9	So they became Firefox.
0:19.9	Well, now they also make Firefox focus.
0:22.9	Because I was surprised with nerds who were on the hot browsers.
0:25.6	A literary fan.
0:26.6	It's a cool browser for cool kids like Firefox.
0:29.0	Firefox focus is the only mobile browser that's private by default without any settings
0:33.7	to set.
0:34.7	Focus automatically blocks online trackers, data mining and unwanted ads on your phone
0:39.6	and tablet.
0:40.6	I like when browsers explain why you want private browsing and they're always like,
0:43.9	because you're planning a surprise party.
0:48.9	Focus.
0:49.9	Here we go.
0:50.9	Focus clears your history, data and cookies whenever you want.
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