Bloomberg Audio Studios.

Podcasts, Radio News. The single best idea which is to do a one hour podcast. We're not going to do that. We're going to keep it six minutes.

We like doing a short podcast. I think it really fits in with what everybody else is doing out in a global podcast world and and all that.

But what a day we had endless conversations that were very rich about the mystery of what we're living in now

linking economics to finance, linking finance to investment with an overview of

international relations.

Joe Matthew was on from Balance of Power

with a real understanding of the mystery of the next 30 days for the White House.

So many moving parts there is a president gears up a campaign and the

candidate for the other side gears up endless days in a courtroom in New York. We'll move on from

that to good conversations.

One of them today was Terry Weisman.

As I mentioned in the interview,

the heritage here is back to Bear Stearns.

And back to the development there, Larry Cudlow was the chief

economist there and then in came David Malpass and John Riding and Terry

Weisman and it was just really just an outstanding

always thought-provoking discussion out of Bear Stearns. This is ancient history.

He's now Macquarie, the Australian shop, and Terry Reisman was just on fire, and it was a

why of the hope, the prayer, or the consequences of a weaker dollar.

The bare case for the dollar, if there's a structural one,

is that the dollar will no longer be at some point,

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