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The single best idea.

It was a really wonderful day.

I didn't realize it was Wednesday until two-thirds of the way through the show.

It was one of those summer work days where we just had like whatever we had 10, 12, 14 wonderful conversations,

all of them avail you.

And it's really hard to pick two out here.

We went with David Malpass, controversial, some really heated opinion there with his Republican politics serving with President Trump as former head of the World Bank.

An eclectic discussion with David Malpass.

And the major idea with David Malpass was the idea of the new globalization.

He he hearkened back to Germany.

Globalization means getting parts from other countries in an efficient way.

So that made sense in areas.

But then was it sensible for Germany to get its energy from Russia?

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