All I want to, it's Monday, November 18th, and me, Felix, and Alex are with you for today to be talking about, we're talking some Joppo. And on today's episode, we of course will be breaking down the Trump cabinet and the ongoing jockeying over the competing diagnoses over why Kamala Harris lost this election.

The shorthand for that is all of the consultants, lobbyists, and staffers who ran this

campaign are telling you not to listen to people like them, but not them specifically, just

the concept in general.

But before I get to that, I'd like to just remind you that you're going to want to stick around to the end of this episode because we are going to be premiering a new and

hopefully recurring feature that I know that you will be very into.

So just be in the lookout for that, just stick around to the end of the episode.

That's right.

We're doing the countdown until L.A.M.

Hawth is finally legal.

The reverse countdown.

Like I said, stick around.

You're not going to want to miss out on the new segment we're going to be doing at the end of the show.

But before we get into Trump's cabinet or the various postmortems on the election,

I do want to talk about, I've talked on this show a number of times about what I regard as

kind of the singular images of this presidential campaign and really just like the last four years

of American life. We talked about it before, but I'd like to talk about one that just happened

that I think is like a moment of powerful symbolism. And that is of course regarding Joe Biden being

the first American president to visit the Amazon rainforest.

Visit it and then walk into it.

Felix and Alex, did you see this clip of Biden just walking into the jungle?

Talk about a vision of a better world.

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