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redefining pharmacy care for good. Today on the playbook podcast, Donald Trump is in South Korea

and will be sitting down for dinner shortly with the

president. He was giggling on the plane last night. We've got all the latest on what he said.

And interest rates are likely to be cut this afternoon. We'll be talking all things, Jay Powell.

Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Dasha Burns. It is Wednesday, October 29th. How you doing, Dasha?

Happy humpday. I was listening to Donald Trump on the plane over to South Korea last night,

wondering if you were envious of the gaggle of journalists on board that plane and in Asia for a week,

or thanking your lucky stars that you get to stay in D.C. this time. With this

administration, we all get our fair share and mostly what we all do is spend our time listening

to the president speak. I'm glad I slept in my own bed last night. By the time you're listening

to this this morning, Trump should be sitting down for dinner with the South Korean president, Lee

James Young. He landed in Korea last night. This is the

final leg of his Asian tour. As regular listeners will know, he's already been to Malaysia and Japan this

week. Today's trade talks, Dasha, with President Lee, look, a bit trickier than the other meetings

that Donald Trump has had so far to me. They have this sort of outstanding issue with Korea

about the details of

their trade deal. And Donald Trump's very keen for everything to be a big win and a big deal and a big

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