The Spoiled Children Edition

Slate Money

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Business, Investing

4.1 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2019

⏱️ 41 minutes

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On this week’s episode, Felix, Emily and Anna discuss why you might be missing the point when talking about Operation Varsity Blues, argue about the Deutsche Bank/Commerzbank merger and talk about the growing concern around Boeing planes. In the Slate Plus segment: Remembering Alan Krueger. Email: slatemoney@slate.comTwitter: @felixsalmon, @Three_Guineas,@EmilyRPeck, Podcast production by Jessamine Molli. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello!
0:12.0	Hello, welcome to the Spoiled Children edition of Slate Money,
0:17.0	your guide to the Business and Finance News of the Week.
0:20.0	I'm Felix Samin of Axios.
0:22.0	Emily Peck is here from the Huffington Post
0:24.1	Hello and Anna Shimanski is here as well and all of the big news that we maybe
0:30.8	didn't get to due to the fact that we were talking about global warming last
0:33.7	week is all going to get packed into this show we are going to talk about
0:37.8	Operation Varsity Blues and all of the advantages that rich kids have in this here country.
0:44.2	We are going to talk about Boeing and their safety or lack thereof.
0:50.8	We are going to talk about Europe's most too big to fail, biggest worst bank,
0:56.7	Deutsche Bank, and whether if you tie that rock to the other rock known as Comets Bank that somehow the two of them all managed to float.
1:05.1	Anna actually is going to make the case that they will.
1:08.4	Stay tuned for that because it's a great moment in Anna Schmanski contrarianism.
1:14.1	All of that and a slate plus on Alan Kruger
1:17.6	is coming up on slate money.
1:21.0	Emily.
1:21.6	Hi.
1:22.4	The Operation Varsity Blues scandal, I think it touched a nerve.
1:28.8	Oh yeah, this scandal has everything.
1:31.2	It's, I feel like this one, like it's not one of those like two day news stories this one's going to keep on reverberating for a while because it is like the tip of the iceberg but people realize that it probably number one it's much bigger than we know already
1:47.0	because there were like hundreds of parents involved and then we only know like a few dozen of them
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