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Welcome to the Viewsroom, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters' Breaking Views. I'm Rob Cox,

the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from Zurich, Switzerland. Well, with the U.S. presidential race heading into the final stretch, we're proud to release the latest version of our economic dream team machine. This tool allows you to help pick

a cabinet of economic all-stars for the two candidates duking it out for the U.S. presidency.

Joe Biden or Donald Trump. This is the third

iteration of the interactive game, which we first launched back in 2012. I spoke to Gina Chan,

our columnist in the States, who led this year's revamp, our graphics supremo, Vincent Flassur,

and our U.S. editor, John Foley, to discuss how it works works and most importantly, who we would pick to run the world's biggest economy.

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Okay, guys, it's that time every four years when we unleash the economic dream team machine.

This is the interactive graphic slash game, which allows you, dear reader, to figure out

who can help fix the American economy. It allows you to pick a whole bunch of positions,

cabinet and otherwise, for the new president, whether it's Joe Biden, the Democrat, or whether

it's Donald Trump, the Republican. Gina Chan, you have been the master of ceremonies for this year's economic dream team machine, along with

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