Hey there, our Can He Do That team is still on break for the holidays, but we have one last piece of our three-part series from earlier this year that we're bringing back for you this week.

Just before the presidential election, our series focused on the legacy of the past four years of the Trump administration.

If you listen to these episodes now with the election behind us, the series reveals what drove some voter decisions at the polls,

and it forecasts some of the debates happening within our political parties today.

Here's the last episode of that series on Trump and the economy.

The Trump administration has exposed the vulnerabilities in so many parts of the American system.

So far in this series, we've taken a look at the ways the past four years have exacerbated

racial divisions in this country and how the politicization of scientific knowledge left Americans

in doubt about shared understandings and truths.

But you can't talk about the divisions in this country

without addressing an undeniable piece of the modern American story.

Wealth disparity.

Now, wealth disparity in the U.S. predates President Trump.

Trump, of course, did not build the foundation of the United States economy.

He did not create its flaws. We have to have a limit on the foundation of the United States economy. He did not create its flaws.

We have to have a limit on the flow of money

in that corporations are not people.

The middle class is collapsing.

Poverty is increasing.

The people on Papa doing phenomenally well.

He's going to let the big banks once again

write their own rules.

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