We are convinced that contrary to the stories of the New York Times, which are not correct,

and contrary to the lead into this interview of Trump unplugged, that Trump is very plugged in.

He's very connected.

I really don't care if they meet. I really appreciate what President Trump has done

to crush the Iranian economy because they're trying to build a nuclear weapon and dismember the

Middle East. I think I will in a combination of loss and opportunity. Probably it'll cost me

anywhere from three to five billion dollars to be President.

Hello and welcome to Trumpcast. I'm Virginia Heffernan. So at the G7 summit,

whose every progressive initiative and expression of hope, Trump attempted to bulldoze.

So he could burn the Amazon and put in a golf course made of salt. There were some things that

God lost. First off, I think Trump thinks Jeff Bezos owns the Amazon and that's why he wants it to

burn, but I digress. While it was rightly noted that Trump skipped the climate meeting, claiming the

climate crisis is to niche a subject for him, he did attend a convocation of the G7 Gender Equality

Advisory Council, which presented its report on gender equality and its recommendations for

advancing gender equality in the empowerment of girls and women. Some of this is translated from

the French, so sorry about the repetition. It also released a call to action, citing extraordinary

statistics, specifically that 41% of countries use the system of social organization known officially

as patriarchy, where men legally dominate women in the household and in public space. The report

amounts to a bill of rights for women and other non-mails and asks the G7 nations collaborate on

practical initiatives to achieve certain ambitious ends by 2030. They want to end gender-based

violence, ensure equitable and quality education and health for women, promote economic empowerment,

and ensure full equality between men and women in public policies. They call this list of initiatives

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