Sam Kessler

How did North Korea get so good at navigating it? Okay, first of all, can you just introduce yourself and say what you do?

Yeah, my name is Sam Kessler.

I'm a reporter at the Wall Street Journal.

And what do you normally cover? What's your beat?

Yeah.

It's just such like a 2026 thing, right? Yeah.

Sam Kessler.

As I said, a wonderful reporter.

government, is that corruption? And might this all be a voting issue in the midterms with the cost of living stressing people's off the policies he puts through.

Joining us now, Wall Street Journal reporter Sam Kessler, whose beat, according to his author page, I love this, is, quote, the intersection of power, business, and technology using data analysis and programming alongside traditional reporting to uncover investigative stories.

Sam also has a lot of experience covering the crypto industry in particular.

Sam, thanks for doing this.

That's 30 Issues in 30 Days, issue number 23, President Trump's personal profits during his second term in office and the implications for the American people.

Tomorrow, we're going to have issue 24, which is going to look at the wealth tax referendum on the ballot in California that would apply to billionaires.

We thank Wall Street Journal reporter Sam Kessler for today.

Sam, thanks a lot.