Joe Wiesenthal

If you knew all the headlines over the last year and a half between Liberation Day and a subpoena for Chairman Powell and this war,

That already existed and it's pretty surprising.

Yeah, this is what I don't get.

So I think I mentioned this the last time we spoke, but both Joe and I did international relations at university and we were told over and over again that the global economy does not like instability.

It doesn't like chaos.

And yet here we are in the midst of a lot of chaos and things are more or less chugging along.

There's this disconnect.

We should see if we can do this entire episode only referencing British historians and economic thinkers, direct quotes.

Are there any of us?

You mentioned those exceptions that last week, I think, Trump announced that they made a little carve out for UK whiskey or something like that on request of the King.

So therefore, much like us, Trump is a sucker for the British accent.

Clearly, it was the king and everything.

He's like, all right, I'll cave on that.

I think the Oval Office makeover is very reminiscent of a classic European-style palace.

I'm thinking of a particular French one.

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