Federalist Radio Hour ’You're Wrong' With Mollie Hemingway And David Harsanyi, Ep. 173: More Tariffs Talk
Oct 29, 2025
Delve into the future of tariffs as the hosts contemplate their fate in the Supreme Court. Political races heat up, with insights on the New York City mayoral contest and the GOP's prospects in New Jersey. They explore the intriguing differences between Grokipedia and Wikipedia, raising questions about accuracy in the digital age. Additionally, they discuss the implications of recent discussions on abortion medications, the legacy of Phyllis Schlafly, and recommend some must-watch TV shows. Tune in for a lively debate on pressing political issues!
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Start Locally To Influence Culture
- If you want Christian-influenced policies, start by running for local offices like school board or mayor.
- Mollie Hemingway advises changing culture locally before pushing national Christian nationalist agendas.
Congressional Weakness Enlarges Executive Power
- Congress no longer effectively checks presidential power, eroding constitutional balance.
- David Harsanyi argues presidential actions (like tariffs) grew because Congress failed to assert itself.
Tariffs Sit Between Taxes And Foreign Policy
- The Constitution assigns taxation to Congress but gives the executive a role in foreign policy.
- Mollie Hemingway says tariffs sit at that intersection, complicating who should authorize them.
