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Jens Nordvig stopped by on foreign exchange, just fiery on euro and risks to the dollar.

He's with exente data.

Anna Wong was on fire looking for a real shift in the American economy after 4th of July.

Anna Wong looking for a 4.8% unemployment rate and higher after that. Of course, that off

the Fed meeting yesterday. Rick Atkinson showed up. We have two summer books this year.

One is on economics and finance. Kenneth Rogoff.

We'll have Ken Rogoff in here to talk about his just wonderful sprawl of a book across

Russia, Europe, across Japan, and then the future of the dollar.

And another book which we feature today, Rick Atkinson joined us with his magisterial second volume, The Fate of the Day, on the American Art Revolution. What an honor.

Richard Portis joined us as well. He is esteemed at the London Business School, Professor Portis with a perspective of the transatlantic. It harkens back to World War.

To Richard Portis here on the death of Joseph Nye of Harvard.

I'm afraid it looks rather shaky now, sadly.

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