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Hello and welcome to another episode of The Weeds. I'm John Colin Hill. It feels like everyone is

talking about money right now. And not just car DB, I'm talking about fiscal policy.

Money has been making a lot of headlines lately. Late last year, we saw the collapse of the

cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Most recently, Silicon Valley Bank got what some call a bailout.

And there are money moves being made beyond the private sector too.

Late last week, President Joe Biden announced his budget. And today, we're taking a deep dive into it.

Not because it stands a chance of passing, but because his proposal lays the groundwork for the

fiscal fights we'll see on the hill this year, like the big one looming over the debt ceiling.

Is that a making a trend about the fall to be catastrophic? Let's take that off the table.

So to get to the deeds on this budget blueprint, I made a call.

I am Joseph Zabios Roy and I am the domestic policy and politics reporter for SEMFOR.

Joseph, welcome to The Weeds. Thank you for having me on. I'm a long time listener and always

enjoy what you guys do here. Thanks. So today, we're going to get into the concept of the president's

budget. Presidents rarely get everything they want when it comes to a budget. What is the

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