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The following podcast contains explicit language. Hello and welcome to the Protection Money edition of Slate Money, your guide to the Business and Finance News of the Week.

It's been an interesting week.

I'm Felix Samuel and Fusion, we have the core team here here Anna Shimansky and Jordan Weisman.

Hello everyone. We are going to talk about well I don't know if it's we're

going to talk about whether there has been a coup in

Zimbabwe. It's a coup. Jordan is team coup. When you have someone in a beret and fatigues reading you news on your

television it's a it might be a coup if so yeah it's been a while since we had a good

old-fashioned military coup.

So we get to, you know, it's not every day that you get to turn on your weekly podcast and

listen to people massacring the pronunciation of the word hunta, but we're going to try.

Wouldn't it be amazing though if instead of taking over like the TV stations, they took over

like the podcast stations for a coup? The banter is so much different. It's a much more relaxed coup.

I'm Michael Barbara and this is military law.

Anyway. But we are, we will get to the coups and the public control of the media we will also get to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

the only leader of which is no longer the leader of and we're going to talk about with that institution.

But first we need to talk because obviously this is my podcast and I get to talk about this.

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