Hi, this is Steve Inskeep.

Our team is in China, inside a historic Chinese trading city,

where people come from all over the world

to buy wholesale goods to import to their countries.

And we're here to find out, among other things,

how people are responding to tariffs on goods that go to the United States.

Listen for that report on Up First from NPR News.

From NPR and WBEC Chicago, this is Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, the NPR News Quiz.

I'm the guy who had to permanently retire from the wet t-shirt contest in Daytona Beach

so somebody else could win.

Bill Curtis, and here is your host at the Studebaker Theater in the Fine Arts Building in Chicago, Illinois.

Peter Sagan.

Thank you, Bill.

Thanks, everybody. Who said only students get to celebrate

spring break? This week, we are giving you a well-deserved holiday from whatever the hell is going

on with the help of some amazing interviews from the past few years. While we elbow aside a bunch of

Florida State sophomores so we can be first in line for frozen margaritas,

here's a conversation with Eric Idol of Monty Python.

Now was a longtime Python fanatic. It was a dream come true for me to talk to him, and I only wished he could have joined us in person when we talked in October.

Turns out, he felt the same way.

I loved my time in Chicago.

I'm married to Chicago woman and I have lots of Chicago relatives.

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