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A production of IHeart Radio. Hello, welcome back to the show. My name is Matt. My name is Noel. They call me, Ben, we're joined as always with our super producer, Andrew, the Triforce Howard. Most importantly, you are you.

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Friends and neighbors, fellow conspiracy realists.

We're finally doing it.

It's the tariffs episode up until a few months ago.

It's fair to say, no judgment, that many of us in the crowd this evening spent years without thinking of tariffs, unless you're like a business tycoon

or you play very specific board games. Why are you thinking about tariffs? I guess I mainly

remember it from really early

like middle school civics classes, the same ones where you kind of learn about, you know,

the separation of church and state and checks and balances and all of that good stuff.

Well, you're, it's highly likely that you learned about this in school, the thing we're going to

be talking about today, because it was

a pretty big deal, at least a nice little, what do we say, guys, some kind of bullet point.

As you're learning about tariffs, you likely learned about this specific legislation.

Yeah, Ms. Grimsbyfife says this sentence will be on the

test. Was that a real teacher you had? What's that? Was that a real teacher you had? It's illegal for you to ask.

Miss Grimsby. Did you go to Hogwarts? Right. So I went to a couple of Hogwarts. Yeah. uh but uh let's be honest though you know i think

it's fair to say you guys that most of us at least in the united states we have had a at best a loose

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