3 chapters across the catalog
Tory Burch Handbags, Supply-Side Economics, Voodoo Economics
An anecdote from a Tory Burch employee suggests that high-end fashion brands are "eating" the cost of tariffs rather than passing them to consumers due to high profit margins. The hosts compare current economic criticisms of Trump to George H.W. Bush's "voodoo economics" label for Reagan's supply-side policies.
Hillary Clinton Campaign Plane and Handbag Shoulder Theory
Hillary Clinton's campaign plane is described as a Boeing 737 with a standard "cattle car" seating configuration rather than a luxury layout. The hosts revisit a theory regarding Clinton's use of a body double, citing her lack of a handbag on the plane and the observation that women rarely switch which shoulder they use to carry a bag.
Dame Astrid sent a gift to the show: a Dutch-designed handbag featuring an embossed 3D outline of a nine-millimeter handgun. The hosts debate whether carrying such a provocative item through TSA security would result in confiscation. The bag is described as a high-end fashion statement that mimics the appearance of a concealed weapon.
