Hello, welcome to Queer Spaces from Bloomberg Podcasts. My name is Liz Franzac. And I'm Puerto Rican,

Dominican journalist, Racial Jake. Now, Racial Jake, you know a couple of episodes ago, we spoke with

the chair of Biden's Youth Economic Council about doing toxic living situation GoFundMe's and how

they're contributing less to inflation than many toxic roommates would like you to believe.

Oh, yeah, one of my absolute favorite interviews we've ever done. But today, we're taking our

eyes off of Bushwick and staring right up at the sun. But wait, what's that? A bird? A plane?

Yes, Liz. It's a plane. That's right. You know,

planes are the hot topic of the American consumer this summer. But a lot of people are wondering,

just how do they get these planes to plane? Yeah, I mean, if you're anything like me, you're thinking

right now, a hunk of metal, flying, it doesn't totally sound realistic

to me. If I'm being honest with you, I don't understand how something that heavy can fly in

the same manner as like a bird or a piece of paper caught in the wind. I know, right? I mean,

a lot of business press doesn't know exactly how to cover this. And in my opinion, and I know this is a bit unpopular,

but they don't exactly know all the facets of what's going on up there.

So today, we're going to talk industrial policy,

Bidonics, and what exactly is leading people to believe

against all rational thought and econometrics

that giant, multi-ton hunks of metal

can fly in the air like a bird.

But first, a note from our sponsors.

Let's go to show.

Jeffrey Lepstein.

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