Episode 2786 CWSA 03/22/25
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What is the highlight of this episode?
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All right, so don't miss that. Well, the Trump administration says it's looking for some big deals for eggs from Turkey and South Korea and maybe at least one other place, according to The Hill. Now, you might say to me, Scott, how can you allow a story about turkey and eggs to Do not pretend that they're turkey eggs. Well, I can do it because I'm a professional. The rest of you will have to make terrible jokes at home about turkey and eggs. But really, they're chicken eggs. They're completely chicken eggs. Now, I didn't know that eggs could last that long. I don't know how you preserve an egg long enough to get it across an ocean, but apparently that's a thing. So we're going to have that. And also, apparently, according to the agricultural secretary, Brooke Rollins, the American fleet of chickens is ready to poop out some eggs very soon. So within just maybe a couple of months, we'll have our fleet of chickens up and running. Now, what you don't know is that they won't be real chickens. They'll just be drones. Yeah, we're replacing all of our real chickens
with drones made in Ukraine. No, that's not true. That's not true. They're real chickens, as far as you know. Might be run by AI. No, no, they're real chickens. So we should have a chicken solution pretty soon. It's kind of weird that That became such a big issue because it seems like that's the one thing that either party would have been able to solve. You know, the long, the long-term cost of eggs, probably it was going to get solved in the next four years, no matter who was in charge. But I do think the Republicans put more horsepower into it, a little more, a little more work to make it happen. No way to know, but probably.
What are the latest trends in egg sourcing?
Well, according to Breitbart News, Simon Kent is writing that Trump is going to meet with the UAE, or he did meet with the UAE, and they've committed to a $1.4 trillion investment framework in the U.S. Now, as usual, it's a 10-year deal, so people like to give me the big number. Still, that's a gigantic deal. you know, even over 10 years. So that's good. Now, here's my question. Was it always true that other countries were on a regular basis making big decisions about investing in the United States? Or is this really a Trump thing? Is Trump the reason that all these companies and all these other countries are saying, yes, yes, give me a deal or I'm going to invest large amounts of money in America? I don't know. It looks like it's Trump, doesn't it?
It doesn't look like it's baseline. And the more of these that you see, the more of these there will be. Because when people get the idea, oh, if I do a big investment in America... America is going to be a little bit friendlier to me, and that might be good for me. So, yeah, I think you're going to see a lot more of that. Here's a story that will kind of blow your mind. Now, I don't know if this is true or not, but it seems true enough. According to ZME Science, it's a publication, it's possible that the population of the world or at least the rural population of the world, has been undercounted by over 50%.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the highlight of this episode?
0:09–3:43
2
What are the latest trends in egg sourcing?
3:43–6:29
3
How is the rural population counted globally?
6:29–8:03
4
What are the implications of undercounting populations?
8:03–17:02
5
How do gender gaps affect political parties?
17:02–25:08
6
What does Chuck Schumer say about progressive judges?
25:08–38:47
7
What are the challenges in negotiating peace in Ukraine?
38:47–50:01
8
What insights does Ezra Klein offer on deregulation?
50:01–1:14:04
Speakers
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