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Hello and welcome back to the Slate Money Succession Recap podcast.

After last week's dark and gloomy edition, we really hit our comedic stride this week.

I'm Felix Salmon of Axios.

I'm joined by Emily Peck of Huff Post.

Hello.

I am joined by Gabe Roth of Slate.

Hello. And this is the episode Roth of Slate. Hello.

And this is the episode I've really been waiting for because this is the episode where we get

joined by Sarah Allison of the Washington Post who knows everything about everything

but specifically about media.

Indeed.

And in fact, you wrote an entire book about Rupert Murdoch buying The Washington Post. The Wall Street Journal. Right. You basically wrote an entire book about Logan Roy buying Pierce. I did. Roy is buying the pierces. I did. I'm so happy to be here. I feel like this is my true calling. This is your true calling. And I feel like we like this is, it's quite sad there are no PSs in this episode. It's true. The ghosts are there. And Kendall, what happened to Naomi? He's got this whole new lady. So let's start with that. Oh, that's speaking of missing Pearson. Yeah. Like he was, he was all up in the whole Naomi Pierce name.

And now it's over.

And then she went off to Regent's Park to go feed the ducks.

And next thing you know, he's getting into some actress.

He's got Jennifer from The Sand.

He and Jennifer are on a psychosexual exploration.

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