Hey, it's Carolyn.

And Marco.

And we know you are getting tons of these requests right now for giving Tuesday.

They have flooded my inbox today.

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I probably should help support it.

Now is the year to do it.

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stopped. Yeah, a nation that cannot hear the world, cannot hope to lead it. So profound, Marco.

All right, thank you for listening.

And here's a show.

President Trump imposed steep tariffs on China.

If that was supposed to hurt Chinese exports in manufacturing, it's not working.

Basically, Chinese exports are flooding the world markets.

I'm Marco Werman, why China's trade surplus hit a record $1 trillion.

Also today, a new HIV prevention drug shows real promise in Uganda.

If it's rolled out at scale and coverage is wide, this doctor says,

then we will be able to significantly or almost eliminate new infections.

And an old Christmas tradition in the Netherlands that plays on racist stereotypes.

It was so normal for the population, especially the white population,

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