I'm Maria Kannakova and I'm Nate Silver and our new podcast Risky Business is a show about making better decisions.

We're both journalists who moonlight as poker players and that's the lens we're going to use to approach this entire show.

We're going to be discussing everything from high-stakes poker to personal questions.

Like whether I should call a plumber or fix my shower myself.

And of course we'll be talking about the election too.

Listen on the I-Heart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Trump is and always has been a con man seller of various things that benefit himself.

We'll stop.

And yet, Mark Burnett comes along and makes up a character which doesn't resemble him at all in the apprentice.

And most people who watch the apprentice like him, Trump knowing a good thing when he sees it,

just kept digging at it that your fired thing in him metastasized into knowing well if I'm really evil about people

if I tease out their most vulnerable personal characteristics, not only will it excite them, but it'll excite my audience.

On Fire and Fury the podcast, billionaire media mogul Barry Diller, dishes on Donald Trump.

Listen to the full episode of Fire and Fury on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

One of the things about this presidential campaign, and I get asked this question actually a lot recently, so I'm going to explain it.

People are like, dude, why are people like Mark Cuban getting into this election

and why are they like just going all in the way that they're the way that they're going all in to try to convince us that

Kamah Harris is the best. It's a good question it's's a fair question. And the answer is actually fairly simple.

You can be rich and you can buy a lot of stuff and you can choose who your candidates are if you give enough money like Soros is a great example of this, right?

You can buy influence.

But then there's another thing,

that there's a lot of people that are rich

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