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Hello, my name is Oliver Bullo. I am the author of the great American Tax Haven,

why the super rich, I love South Dakota. So I write about enlisted finance and money laundering,

tax evasion, kleptocracy and so on. And I chose to write about South Dakota because it was emblematic

of a new form of tax haven, which had come about because of some incredibly complex and,

to be honest, nerdy changes to the global financial architecture, which had made it essentially

less attractive for rich people to put their money in Switzerland or other places of that nature

where we think of them as putting their money and instead to put it in the United States. And there

was a sort of arms race between, you know, particular states in the US of which ones would end up with

this money and South Dakota won. Normally people know much about South Dakota because it's, you know,

with the best will in the world, even South Dakota's corner to fly over state. It's in the middle of

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