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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shirley coming up on the episode today.

Michael Wolf has been writing about Donald Trump for what four years now.

You may remember his first book, Fire and Fury, was the one that prompted Donald Trump to insist he was a very stable genius.

He wrote C, which took us into the dark depths of the middle of the presidency.

What he's got a new book out, it's called Land Slide, and it chronicles the final days of Donald Trump's presidency.

And that extraordinary moment, the march on the capital.

And in a strange twist, given how much they fell out at the beginning, Michael Wolf ended up sitting down with Donald Trump at Malalaka.

So I've got an interview with Michael Wolf coming up on the episode. It's a properly fascinating listen if slightly telephone.

But first is the columnist panel. It's Thursday, so it must be night at the Marriott. It's Indianite and James Marriott.

So let's talk about our favorite food and how the government is going to try and take it off of us, apparently.

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