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I'm Felix Salmon of Axios.

I'm here with Elizabeth Spires of New York Times and elsewhere.

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Hi and we are going to talk about Javier Milay, the Argentine Chaos Agent anarcho-capitalist presidential

candidate economist guy and his hair. We are going to talk about Martin Grunberg who's the chair of the

FDIC and how he wants to make the banks safer. We are going to talk about Rio's Pastors and how valuable it is and

how that all happened over the course of the pandemic. And we have a Slate Plus segment on holiday months at the supermarket. Why are we buying

Halloween candies in July? What's happening? We will answer all of your questions. It's a fun one this week.

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Okay, so let's start with the large but not enormous banks which it turns out we all learned in much of this year

are systemically important there are these big things called global systematically important banks or G-S

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