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Government Waste, Fraud, And Abuse
Waste, fraud, and abuse of public funds are among the oldest and most persistent issues in American history.
September 16, 2026
Misha and John are joined by Eunice Yoon, the Beijing bureau chief for CNBC. They discuss China’s view of Biden and the US, whether the Chinese economy is as strong as touted, Xi Jinping, Belt and Road, and the AI race. Eunice also talks about how she wound up in Beijing, whether she’s surveilled by the police, and why she’s such a fan of cars.
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Waste, fraud, and abuse of public funds are among the oldest and most persistent issues in American history.
September 16, 2026
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“Personalized pricing” is in the news. Companies use big data to figure out what you’re willing to pay and charge accordingly. Politicians are already passing laws to ban it and the Federal Trade Commission is threatening action, as usual, before understanding the phenomenon. Economists call it “price discrimination.”
October 30, 2026
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Hoover Institution fellows Joshua Rauh and Benjamin Jaros found that the wealth tax could lead to an exodus of billionaires out of California, damaging the state's economy and blowing a hole in the income tax revenue the state already collects from billionaires.
October 22, 2026