Noel King

That actually makes complete sense because the advantage that Shein and Timu have is, I mean, it's not quality. We've all seen like the croissant lamp. It is. It's price, right? So if Americans can no longer buy Shein and Timu stuff at rock bottom, rock bottom, rock bottom prices, what happens to those companies? Are they kind of screwed?

That actually makes complete sense because the advantage that Shein and Timu have is, I mean, it's not quality. We've all seen like the croissant lamp. It is. It's price, right? So if Americans can no longer buy Shein and Timu stuff at rock bottom, rock bottom, rock bottom prices, what happens to those companies? Are they kind of screwed?

That actually makes complete sense because the advantage that Shein and Timu have is, I mean, it's not quality. We've all seen like the croissant lamp. It is. It's price, right? So if Americans can no longer buy Shein and Timu stuff at rock bottom, rock bottom, rock bottom prices, what happens to those companies? Are they kind of screwed?

OK, so we're talking about very cheap items, but an enormous volume of them for every person who buys a four dollar shirt from Shein. The government now will collect taxes on it that it didn't used to. Logistically, how does that work?

OK, so we're talking about very cheap items, but an enormous volume of them for every person who buys a four dollar shirt from Shein. The government now will collect taxes on it that it didn't used to. Logistically, how does that work?

OK, so we're talking about very cheap items, but an enormous volume of them for every person who buys a four dollar shirt from Shein. The government now will collect taxes on it that it didn't used to. Logistically, how does that work?

President Trump has been making what you might call an anti-materialist argument to the American people. In some ways, it is a messy argument. You know, be content with your kid having two dolls instead of 30. But it does speak to the fact that Americans can get a lot of stuff and have a lot of stuff and buy a lot of stuff very, very, very cheaply. How do you think about that tension?

President Trump has been making what you might call an anti-materialist argument to the American people. In some ways, it is a messy argument. You know, be content with your kid having two dolls instead of 30. But it does speak to the fact that Americans can get a lot of stuff and have a lot of stuff and buy a lot of stuff very, very, very cheaply. How do you think about that tension?

President Trump has been making what you might call an anti-materialist argument to the American people. In some ways, it is a messy argument. You know, be content with your kid having two dolls instead of 30. But it does speak to the fact that Americans can get a lot of stuff and have a lot of stuff and buy a lot of stuff very, very, very cheaply. How do you think about that tension?

Much of what we like about being Americans is our ability to buy cheap stuff. And the president is now telling us, I don't think you guys should be able to do that anymore.

Much of what we like about being Americans is our ability to buy cheap stuff. And the president is now telling us, I don't think you guys should be able to do that anymore.

Much of what we like about being Americans is our ability to buy cheap stuff. And the president is now telling us, I don't think you guys should be able to do that anymore.

Liz Young covers supply chain and logistics for The Wall Street Journal. Truly, the supply chain girl is time to shine. Miles Bryan produced today's show. Jolie Myers edited. Patrick Boyd and Andrea Christen's daughter engineered. Laura Bullard is our senior researcher. And I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.

Liz Young covers supply chain and logistics for The Wall Street Journal. Truly, the supply chain girl is time to shine. Miles Bryan produced today's show. Jolie Myers edited. Patrick Boyd and Andrea Christen's daughter engineered. Laura Bullard is our senior researcher. And I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.

Liz Young covers supply chain and logistics for The Wall Street Journal. Truly, the supply chain girl is time to shine. Miles Bryan produced today's show. Jolie Myers edited. Patrick Boyd and Andrea Christen's daughter engineered. Laura Bullard is our senior researcher. And I'm Noelle King. It's Today Explained.

Harvey Weinstein is back in court this week. An appeals court overturned his 2020 conviction in New York, saying he hadn't gotten a fair trial. And so his accusers must now testify again. Weinstein has always had very good lawyers, but the court of public opinion was against him. Until now, it seems.

Harvey Weinstein is back in court this week. An appeals court overturned his 2020 conviction in New York, saying he hadn't gotten a fair trial. And so his accusers must now testify again. Weinstein has always had very good lawyers, but the court of public opinion was against him. Until now, it seems.

Harvey Weinstein is back in court this week. An appeals court overturned his 2020 conviction in New York, saying he hadn't gotten a fair trial. And so his accusers must now testify again. Weinstein has always had very good lawyers, but the court of public opinion was against him. Until now, it seems.

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