Le Monde diplomatique

And personally, shadowing has been one of my favorite and most efficient way of improving my language skills.

If you have to basically, let's say you listen to either a French or an English, let's say The Economist in English, or let's say Le Monde Diplomatique in French, and they both have audio versions of their articles, and then try to keep up aloud And if you do it over and over and over and over, you'll just, and you have to practice, you know, like the AI, for instance, even when we've been talking about the AI again, well, the AI doesn't have emotions.

Well, you can add emotions.

You can work on your text.

So that's all coming up tonight.

But we begin our program this evening by welcoming to our show Alexander Main, Director of International Policy at the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C., Alex has joined us before and has written for many publications, including the New York Times, Foreign Policy Magazine, the L.A. Times, Dissent and Le Monde Diplomatique.

Alexander, appreciate you making time this evening to talk about the recent Brazilian or the first round of the recent Brazilian election.

Yeah, great to be with you again, Scott.