Binyamin Appelbaum

Binyamin Appelbaum, economist and journalist at The New York Times, Scott Horsley from NPR, Greg Ip of The Wall Street Journal, and Heather Long from The Washington Post dive into Trump's economic plans. They analyze the potential impacts of proposed tariffs on consumer prices and American industries, exploring the 'Grinch Effect' on toy costs. The conversation shifts to the implications of mass deportation on the labor market and housing, stressing the vital roles of undocumented workers while addressing inflation and budget deficits. A thought-provoking dissection of economic policy awaits!

Binyamin Appelbaum, a member of the Times Editorial Board analyzing economic issues, questions the economic plans of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. He argues that Trump's policies—such as cutting taxes and raising tariffs—will worsen conditions for consumers. The discussion highlights the impact of immigration and critiques trickle-down economics. Listeners explore the need for clear economic strategies from politicians as they consider the potential consequences of their choices on the nation’s economic future.