Hey guys, a couple things before we get to our guest. One more reminder. We have the events coming up in

Chicago and Nashville. Go to the bulwark.com slash events. Chicago is already, I got a note this

morning. We think going to sell it in the next 48 hours. So if you want to come see us, check it out.

More tickets available for Nashville. So come on down. I don't know. We can go see a little music after. I got no plans. We'll figure it out. Come visit us in Nashville. Good excuse for a little spring trip. We have pretty weather in May in Tennessee. On this pod, we've got Joe Eisenthall. We're going to go real deep on economy stuff. He is just the hardest working man in finance journalism. I, been following him for a long time.

So I'm looking forward to getting to everything about our likely impending recession.

One note on the conversation.

We talked a little bit about how Amazon said that they're going to start listing the cost of tariffs on their site.

The White House responded to that very negatively

attacking Amazon. Since then, and Amazon Spox has said that they are only doing it on their

Amazon Hall program, which is for, you know, truckers and kind of long distance material. So that's

not going to be on the main Amazon website.

Unclear if that was a goof or a step down on behalf of Bezos.

That is surely something that we are going to be monitoring in the coming days.

Just wanted to get you the facts on that.

This is a great chat.

Stick around.

Up next, Joe Wisenthal.

Music chat. Stick around. Up next, Joe Wisenthall. Hello and welcome to the Buller podcast. I'm your host Tim Miller. Delighted to have with us today,

executive editor of Digital News at Bloomberg. He's co-host of the Odd Lots podcast at Long Last.

It's the stalwart, Joe Wisenthal. What's going on, man?

Thanks for having me. I'm psyched to finally be here.

I've been, you know, monitoring your tweets since, I don't know, fucking I was in short pants, but in a long time.

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