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Hello and welcome to the Give Your Mother a Century Bond edition of Slate Money, your guide to the business and finance news of the week.

There has been a lot of it this week.

I'm Felix Salmon.

I am joined, as ever, by Anna Shemansky.

Hello.

And guess who's back?

The one and only Emily Peck of Huffington Post.

Hello.

Emily is going to talk to us about motherhood because it's Mother's Day this weekend.

And so we're going to celebrate the wonderful economic aspect.

Or maybe we're going to bemoan the economic aspect, something like that.

We're going to havemoan the economic aspect, something like that.

It's going to, we're going to have some motherish discussions.

We are obviously going to talk about the Michael Cohen revelations and who are these companies who are paying him hundreds of thousands of dollars and what are they paying

him hundreds of thousands of dollars for? We they paying him hundreds of thousands of dollars for we need to ask these questions but by popular demand and I genuinely mean this like I have never

had a segment so oft requested on Twitter as this one yes we are going to talk about Argentina

it's happening there is going to be there's going to be a segment about Argentina this is late we are going to talk about Argentina. It's happening. There's going to be a

segment about Argentina. This is late money. We have to talk about Argentina. Emily's looking a bit

puzzled. I'm just wondering who these Twitter people are talking about Argentina all week. I pulled

my co-workers at work. I said, did you know there's things going on in Argentina financial things?

And they were like, in 2001?

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