Hello! Welcome to the multi-billionaire toddler edition of Slate Money, your guide to the

business and finance news of the week. I'm Felix Salmon of Axios, I'm joined by Elizabeth

Spies. Hey drag fans please listen up. I'm Alaska and my name is Willem and we are the hosts of

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you get your podcast. Thank you. I'm joined by Emily Peck of Axios. Hello, hello, hello.

Hello, hello, hello. We're going to talk about a multi-billionaire toddler this week because we

didn't last week going into depth or a certain amount of depth anyway on this whole issue of Twitter

versus Elon Musk which is now going to be a court case in Delaware. We are going to talk about

crimes and whether you should talk about your crimes on Slack or text messages or even whether you

should be texting at all if you work for a bank. The bank's the only thing to be getting fined for

this. We are going to talk about the National Bureau for Economic Research and whether it should be

publishing research that is bought and paid for by companies like Uber. We have a quite fun slate

plus segment about Bill Gates and his donation to the Gates Foundation and whether this is a

reaction to what McKenzie Scott has been doing in terms of increasing her giving. We have a whole

bit about heated car seats. It's all coming up on slate money. So I thought when slate money

came out last week that we were the victims of terrible timing. The Elon Musk declaration that he

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