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Welcome to the dispatch podcast. I'm Sarah Isger and that's David French and Jonah Goldberg. Hello.

Hello.

Hello. Hello. I want to start with the economy. I think it's fair to say.

Jonah, you had a piece about Trump's belief in money.

Yeah.

And this starts with the answer he gave on Meet the Press about how instead of having

30 dolls, maybe the little girl only has two dolls.

And I think the first thing that has to start with is,

wait, what about the girl who only has one doll? Does she get no dolls? Does she get one 15th of a

doll? And now let's do food. So just the logic behind that statement, there's like the substantive

economic logic problem. And then there's the

political logic problem as well. And they're both a little bit baffling. Yeah. I mean, I think it's

worth, I can kind of set up the political thing pretty quickly, too, because the reason why he's making

very bad economic arguments is that they're the only arguments

left to justify the reality that he has created, right? Like, he did not campaign on an

extended quote unquote transition where little girls can't get the dolls they want and school kids can't get their pencils

and wait for it. Families can't get their pharmaceuticals because that's coming and all sorts of

other things of actual necessities beyond dolls, pencils, you know. And so, but the thing is,

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