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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is back in China, less than a year since her last visit. In 2023, she was focused on gently reopening communication channels. This time she has a clear message: You’re making too much stuff. In this episode, why the U.S., Japan and some European countries are pressuring China to slow its manufacturing sector. Plus, we’ll hear from cargo ship workers stranded in Baltimore and learn about the welder shortage.

Today on the Matt Walsh Show, the city of Pittsburgh has decided the Purge was an instruction manual. They are cutting back on policing to such a drastic extent that they're essentially inviting criminals to do whatever they want. We'll talk about it. Also, there's controversy over whether a teenage girl who beat a classmate nearly to death on camera should be charged as an adult. I'll explain why she absolutely should be. Plus, every single left wing hack at the site DeadSpin has just been fired. A glorious day for humanity. And a trans activist writes a lengthy cover story for a prominent media publication arguing that children of any age should be eligible for sex change operations.

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We're in Richmond, Virginia for Donald Trump's last rally before he is almost certainly crowned the Republican candidate for president. But who are the voters queuing for miles to get into the sold-out event? What do they think - and what motivates them to vote for a man indicted 91 times?

We're the only foreign press able to get into the rally. The Trump team wouldn't let anyone else in. Listen to find out what it's like at the heart of MAGA America.

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What’s really happening in the Darien Gap? We speak to a journalist who made the dangerous trek to bring you the truth. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

Today Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan sits down with one of the best founders of a generation, Tracy Young. She cofounded Plangrid which sold to Autodesk for $875M, and is back with her new startup called Tigereye. But since it’s AAPI heritage month, we’re talking about a different kind of origin story.

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"I wouldn't be in this position that I'm sitting in today without my family." NBA champion Giannis Antetokounmpo discusses his genuine love for his family and starting the Charles Antetokounmpo Family Foundation to help others achieve their dreams, and gives his best attempt at smack-talking others in the NBA. And in After the Cut, Skip Bayless's misrepresentation of Giannis's "roast" of Kevin Durant reminds Hasan of everything he hates about the media.

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Today in our series, we return to the art of espionage. During World War II, Prime Minister Winston Churchill understood that boots on the ground were only one piece of the puzzle to drive out the enemy. In order to sabotage German operations across Europe, he knew Britain needed to build an army of secret agents. And one of its most successful leaders was a Romanian-born Jewish woman named Vera Atkins.

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Terry Albury joined the F.B.I. just before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, drawn in by the bureau’s work fighting child exploitation. His role quickly changed after 9/11 however, and he subsequently spent over a decade working in counterterrorism.

Around 2015, he began to deeply question his work. “This is not what I joined the F.B.I. to do,” he recalled thinking.

His doubts about the bureau’s workings led him to leak classified information to journalists. Today, we hear his story.

Guest: Janet Reitman, a contributing writer for The New York Times Magazine. 

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Today's episode is an amazing throwback keynote from 2016! This is actually a keynote that I gave back in 2016 that I still hadn't Even though it's a few years old, the context is still the same; mobile is the game and Facebook ads are the best form of underpriced attention.

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Comedian Gina Yashere discusses her memoir "Cack-Handed," the aftermath of coming out to her conservative Nigerian family and her groundbreaking sitcom "Bob Hearts Abishola."

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10 years ago, Justin found himself on the side of the road with a blown out tire. Hours went by and no one stopped to help. But just as he was about to give up, something happened that changed Justin forever.