Andrew Duehren

Colby Smith, a New York Times reporter covering the Federal Reserve, teams up with Andrew Duehren, a tax policy writer for The New York Times, to delve into a major domestic policy bill that risks adding over $3 trillion to the U.S. national debt. They discuss how Republicans are altering accounting practices to make this debt 'vanish' and the growing skepticism surrounding America's fiscal responsibility. The conversation highlights the concerning rise of national debt and shifting global confidence in U.S. Treasury bonds amidst mounting financial risks.

Andrew Duehren writes about tax policy for The New York Times, and Margot Sanger-Katz covers health care policy. They dive into the newly passed domestic policy bill, revealing its skewed benefits for the wealthy and the hidden costs for lower-income households. The discussion highlights new Medicaid work requirements and their potential to leave millions without coverage, especially vulnerable groups. Tune in to hear how this legislation shapes America's economic landscape and affects everyday lives.