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Alex Cox, a Report for America Corps member reporting on immigration issues.

Alex DeGrasse, a physicist and science communicator, known for his work in astrophysics and science education.

Miami city commissioner, involved in local politics.

A person involved in the Tepe family murders, connected to the suspect

Alex Disgold is associated with Techstars program.

A popular influencer and reality TV personality, known for her appearances on various shows.

Alexei Sapochnikov is the CTO and co-founder of Proove, with whom Toby founded the company.

Deputy chairman of Russia's Parliamentary Defense Committee

Alex Emus is a psychologist who discusses trade-offs and the winner's curse.

Professor Alexey Petrov, a Russian political analyst providing insights on Russia's strategic objectives.

Alex Fernanda, likely referring to a person involved in the context, possibly a journalist or analyst.

Alex Fischkenhoff, CEO of Splinks, a SaaS platform for internet and voice service providers.

Alex Fishman is the CEO of Bugsy, a company that helps with mobile app crash analytics.

American paranormal investigator and host of The Paranormal Files and The Conspiracy Files podcasts.

Alex from MCI is an investor interested in tailored medicine and healthcare innovations.

Alex from Target, a viral celebrity managed by Hamza Amir.

Alex Garland is a British novelist and filmmaker, known for his science fiction works.

Alex George, a medical doctor and author specializing in ADHD and neurodivergence.

Alex Goldmark is the host of the Planet Money podcast and the narrator of the transcript.

A person who participated in the fellowship program, a creative writing major with no clear direction.

Alex Hogan, journalist reporting from the White House for Fox News.

A renowned American entrepreneur and author, known for his business advice and motivational speaking.

Alex Horton is a Washington Post national security reporter specializing in military and foreign policy.

A person, host of Planet Money, the podcast hosting the episode.

French comedian and radio host, known for his work on Les Grosses Têtes.

Professional baseball player, brother of Edwin Diaz.

Alexis Gregory Grinkovich, a United States Air Force general and NATO military leader, known for his warnings to Donald Trump.

Alexis John d'Amecourt is a leadership coach and founder with extensive experience coaching Silicon Valley CEOs.

Alexis McAllister, a football player for Liverpool.

French comedian and actor, regular guest on Les Grosses Têtes.

Alexis's daughter, a child mentioned in the context of the scam.

Alexis Solosky, culture reporter.

French comedian and performer, known for his humor and appearances in Les Grosses Têtes.

French actor and comedian, participant in 'Les Grosses Têtes'

Alexis Wilkins, mentioned in the context of legal issues involving Tim Dillon

Alex Killaworn, a player for the Anaheim Ducks.

Alex Longley, a journalist reporting on the blockade and regional issues.

American economist and author of the book 'Planet Money, a guide to the economic forces that shape your life'

Alex Marlentes is the co-founder and CEO of Everlance, with a background in finance and business.

Alex Mashrabrov is the founder of Higgs Field and previously led generative AI efforts at Snapchat.

Astrum is a podcast hosted by Alex McColgan that explores space phenomena and astrophysics.

Canadian comedian and social media personality from Prince George, British Columbia.

American entrepreneur and CEO of Boomerang, a SaaS company for email productivity tools.

Alex Neil, a football manager currently managing Burnley.

Alex Neil Bullen, an Australian rules football player for Melbourne Football Club.

Alex Ocele, a journalist and reporter for The Wall Street Journal.

Alex Ocelev is a journalist reporting for The Wall Street Journal.

Alex O'Connor, an atheist and host of the Within Reason podcast, known for engaging in religious and philosophical debates.

Alex Olgin, journalist reporting on healthcare.

Alex Padilla, a U.S. senator from California.