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This is Sarah Stewart-Holland.

This is Beth Silvers.

You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

And on today's show, we're talking to Peter Goodman, the global economy correspondent for the New York Times and author of how the world ran out of everything inside the global supply chain because our timing is exquisite.

Thank you very much with all the Trump tariffs and trade war.

We already had this interview scheduled, but it was very, very enlightening and illuminating and helpful

in the midst of all this global economic instability, and we hope you will find it valuable.

Outside of politics, it's pretty, and people are getting married.

So we're going to talk about wedding registries and what we still use from our wedding registries

decades later.

If you would like to know our thoughts about the president's address to Congress,

including the response of Democrats to that address, you can check out our bonus episode,

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We think that if you try it, you'll like it and we'll want to join this excellent thriving community of people.

So we hope that you'll head over there and tell us what you thought of the speech.

Next up, Peter Goodman.

Even if you think it's a bit overhyped, AI is suddenly everywhere.

From self-driving cars to molecular medicine to business efficiency.

If it's not in your industry yet, it's coming.

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