As a long time foreign correspondent, I've worked in lots of places, but nowhere is important

to the world as China.

I'm Jane Perlaz, former Beijing Bureau Chief for the New York Times.

Join me on my new podcast, Face Off, US versus China,

where I'll take you behind the scenes in the tumultuous US-China relationship.

Find face-off wherever you get your podcasts. You're going to be. What's going on guys? What's going on guys?

Welcome. What's going on guys? Welcome to another episode of Bro history. It's Henry

Zamoda and Danny of Delgebar and this is episode number 200 my friend.

Woe I'm so fucking pumped so pumped dude I hope you read all the breaking news because the

information that we got is about to change everything.

So what, you just want to jump right into it and skip the banter?

Absolutely.

The two minute banter.

Yeah, let's just get right into it.

I think we need all the time.

What's so

important? All right, so Brittany Spears finally got her gay in court and

was allowed to speak candidly to the judge about her conservatorship, right?

So the story goes that on Tuesday, June 22nd, the New York Times had obtained these

court documents that proved that Brittany had been asking the courts to end the

conservatorship for a bunch of years

and writes this really scathing article against like this like you know mainstream recognition that she's like

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