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And you can follow me on Twitter at Eisinger J. Uh, it used to be at the Wall Street Journal before I joined ProPublica. I've been a business and financial reporter for decades. I'm a senior editor and reporter at ProPublica, which is a non-profit that does investigative journalism. Jesse Eisinger: My name's Jesse Eisinger. That's the key thing, because we wanna introduce you to our audience. And, but also where our listeners can follow your work as well. So now we do what we always do with our guests, which is the toss them the mic to get them to introduce themselves, not just themselves, their work, their chickenshit, I guess. Who's had a longstanding effort digging into why prosecutors and the politicians seem to go easy on the white collar crime. Will Page: We are thrilled to welcome a post, prize winning journalist and author of The Chickenshit Club. Today, we're treading deep in some chicken shit with the author of the Chickenshit Club, our very special guest, Jesse Eisinger author of a book by the same name and more importantly center stage in leading an expose last year about how little taxes are paid by America's richest individuals.
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Richard Kramer: Welcome to Bubble Trouble conversations between independent analyst, Richard Kramer, that's me and the economist and author Will Page where we lay out some inconvenient truths about how financial markets really work.