I don't want to go around.

It's like you're going to lose the election if you promise these things because a lot of these things are popular.

But what you can't do is try to implement them.

Oh, God.

Welcome to the Mona Charrin Show.

So glad you could join me today.

I am delighted to welcome back Jonathan Chate, who is a contributing writer at the Atlantic.

We're going to talk corruption today, something both he and I have been focused on a bit.

But I also just want to very strongly recommend a new piece that he has that just came out today.

And if I had known about this in advance,

maybe this would have been our topic because it's a good one.

Maybe we'll have you back.

But here's it's called a sweeping theory of everything

is revolutionizing the Democratic Party.

And the subhead is Democrats are enthrall to the idea that corporate consolidation is America's

biggest and maybe only problem.

So, as you can probably guess, John doesn't think that's quite right.

So it's a great piece.

And we will perhaps return to that another time.

In the meantime, go read it.

But let us turn to the topic of the day, which is corruption.

The Trump family has increased its net worth by about $4 billion since January of 2025. And there are many different kinds of

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