before you became a writer, you studied art history. mm. and then you worked as a cabinet makerfor a bit. i worked at wildenstein, the art dealership first, six months, the famous. moving paintings around. i was a stock boy for wildenstein but, i mean, the minute i got there, it was a fabulous job. i get to hold all the art, know all what they owned. they owned billions and billions of dollars of art. and i got to have that interaction with the stuff. then i worked as a. three months, apprenticed as a woodworker in newjersey with a master cabinet maker. then i went and led teenage girls through europe on these fancy trips, and then i ended up at the london school of economics. i did a master s in economics for two years. but from art history to cabinet making to london school of economics to do a master s in economics, it s not an obvious. there s no, no. ..path. i was growing. you were looking. i knew when i graduated that i. at every stop, i was writing. i knew i wanted to write, but
i worked at wildenstein, the art dealership first, six months, the famous. moving paintings around. i was a stock boy for wildenstein but, i mean, the minute i got there, it was a fabulous job. i get to hold all the art, know all what they owned. they owned billions and billions of dollars of art. and i got to have that interaction with the stuff. then i worked as a. three months, apprenticed as a woodworker in newjersey with a master cabinet maker. then i went and led teenage girls through europe on these fancy trips, and then i ended up at the london school of economics. i did a master s in economics for two years. but from art history to cabinet making to london school of economics to do a master s in economics, it s not an obvious. there s no, no. ..path. i was growing. you were looking. i knew when i graduated that i. at every stop, i was writing. i knew i wanted to write, but i didn t know how it was going to happen. you had a plan to go to wall street and make a ton of money and
instead he s just calling his son hunter. which by the way the fbi in concert, the doj underwent an almost two year investigation i think in addition with the senate because of the money laundering and the rampant elicit behavior that goes on within the private art dealership and acquisition industry. so for him the try to force feed us again gas lighting of nothing to see here he s a genius and his art is amazing. absolutely not we should know who is buying his art because nine times out of ten guarantied it s either someone from china or maybe a prince. greg: snuck the avian flu in there david. emily: not wrong. greg: the avian flu is a big deal. are you now at dollar stores because of the improceedings of western razor. david: not implosion, i m the only guy dropping prices. my blades are $0.05. you know what i mean? i don t know how much lower i
more of the greatest guys you will meet and he s already in the hall of fame, what does he have to prove? a danish museum lead an artist recreate two of his oldest pieces of art that were made with cash. instead he kept a cash and turned in two and to canvases, you re looking at right now, calling installation took the money run. the question is, is that and to campus better than this hunter biden which is now for sale for anyone s taking? what would you pay more for? i tell you, i m going to pay more for the empty canvas, because it means more to me. when the guy this is a great i love like a liberal on liberal crime, right? because the art dealership, they are all liberals, the artist, he s a liberal, they re both ripping each other off. this ardent solution should have been called social security where you give out a bunch of money and you get nothing in return. brian: writes. so there you go, that takes a lot of guts and at least he called it what is was. meanwhile, an