The following podcast contains a bit of explicit material,

but much, much more that is not explicit, just as a percentage.

["Fantastic Guitar Song"]

It's Thursday, December 21, from slate, it's the gist I'm like, pesca.

Donald Trump, at a ceremony celebrating himself, well...

celebrating the tax bill, but that was more subtaxed.

It was kind of a celebration of self.

Said this about the tax bill, which was the greatest piece of legislation

that he got Congress to pass, to further bolster his historic legacy.

And by the way, I mentioned AT&T, but many companies have come forward

and saying they're so happy and they're going to be doing similar announcements.

We're going to see something that's going to be very special.

We're bringing the entrepreneur back into this country.

We're getting rid of all the knots and all the ties, and we're going to...

You're going to see. You're going to see what happens.

And ultimately, what does it mean?

It means jobs. Jobs, jobs, jobs.

But that's not how it works.

Not how it works, works, works.

The economists thinks that jobs are created when companies get more money.

Jobs are created when companies see a demand for their products or services,

and have to put out more product and services at a price that exceeds the cost of capital and labor.

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