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Nope.

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This is a special edition of What's News. I'm Lou Fargus for the Wall Street Journal.

Jimmy Carter, the 39th president of the United States, has died. He was 100. The Georgia

peanut farmer, who served one term in the Oval Office and was later awarded the Nobel Peace Prize,

was the longest-lived former president in U.S. history and had been

in hospice since February 23. Today, we'll be taking a look back at Carter's time in the White

House and after, with some reflections from the Wall Street Journal's Jerry Saib. He was a reporter

in our Washington Bureau during the final year of the Carter administration,

and he's our former Washington editor.

One of the key domestic challenges that Carter faced is one that might feel familiar today,

inflation. Under his administration, the economy was settled with high energy prices, and in a

1977 TV speech, he sat next to a fireplace wearing a cardigan sweater and said this to

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