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## Transcript

[ MUSIC ] [ INAUDIBLE ] So you were Secretary of Treasury under President Clinton. Deputy Secretary as well when the Mexican crisis occurred. And obviously the head of the NEC. Who do think understands economics better? President Clinton or President Obama? David. I've said many things about you, but I have never called you or thought of you as naive. And if you think you're gonna get a straight answer to that question [ LAUGH ] you are a profoundly naive. I, I thought you would have a clever answer. You are a profoundly naive naive person. Well compare there. [ CROSSTALK ] There are differences in working for President Clinton and President Obama.

If you have a ten o'clock with President Obama, you should be in your office at ten, ten minutes before ten. Because he had, he might be running early. If you have a 10 o'clock meeting with President Clinton, it's really okay if you cruise in at 10: 05, because he's not gonna be ready till 10: 20 on a good day. [ MUSIC ]

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