Hello and welcome to the razzle-dazzle to juke the Algos edition of Slate Money,

your guide to the business and finance news of, oh my God, what a long week

this has been. My name is Felix Hammond. I'm from Axios. I'm here with Anna Shamansky of

Breaking Views. Hello. And Emily Peck of Huffpost. Hello. And believe it or not, it has been

less than a week since Trump's tax returns were

released. There has been a lot that has happened since then, but we are trying to keep up and

catch up with the news. So we are going to talk about Trump's tax returns. Yes, we are also aware

that he has COVID. So we are going to mention that as well.

We are going to talk about Coinbase and politics in the workforce and whether CEOs can

or should allow their companies to take political positions.

We are going to talk about spoofing and J.P. Morgan and the record fine that they had to pay for market manipulation.

That happened this week in case you missed it, which it really, we are not going to judge you if you did, because it was a crazy week.

We are going to talk about Palantir as well in the Slate Plus.

That is now a public company and it is worth $20 odd billion and it has never made any money and we're going to go into that whole can of worms.

All of that coming up on Slate Money.

Okay, so by popular demand, we are going to talk about Donald Trump on this podcast.

You may have heard a small little news drop that Donald Trump is COVID positive. It's weird.

I don't know whether that actually has much in the way of implications for business and finance news.

But the crazy thing is that about 8 million years ago, 14 news cycles ago, long before the

debate and everything else, there was this huge scoop from the New York Times where they got all

of his tax returns, like the past 18 years. And there's a whole bunch of news in there.

And so we are here to remind you about that, because that hadn't even happened last week.

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