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From Cafe, welcome to Stay Tune. I'm Pete Barara. If you have a stock market that's booming

and disproportionately stocks are caused by wealthy people and you have a real economy

that is hurting and the people who are hurting most in it are the less skilled. But to me

is not a recipe for social harmony. That's Zanny Minton-Bettos. She's an acclaimed

journalist and the editor in chief of the economist, the weekly international periodical

that's been around since 1843. Bettos has been writing for the economist since 1994 when

she joined as an emerging markets correspondent. She became editor in chief in 2015 and is the

first woman ever to hold the position. Now based in London, Bettos was ranked among Forbes

100 Most Powerful Women for 2018 and she's a regular financial correspondent and expert

for major news networks. Bettos joins me this week to talk about running an international

paper from home, the realities of a post-COVID economy, and why she invited Steve Bannon to debate

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