Catherine Rampell

Kara Swisher welcomes Raj Bhala, a trade law expert, Catherine Rampell, an economics columnist, and Bill Cohan, a former banker and financial journalist. They dive deep into the chaos surrounding Trump's tariffs, discussing how these policies have confused markets and strained international relations. The experts analyze China's retaliatory measures and the concept of a tripolar world. They also critique the administration's economic strategies, emphasizing the need for a more diplomatic approach to trade negotiations.

Catherine Rampell, a Washington Post columnist and MSNBC co-anchor, teams up with Jason Crow, Colorado Congressman and former infantry officer, to dissect the chaotic economic landscape shaped by Trump’s tariffs. They discuss the unsettling impact on the bond market, revealing fears about U.S. economic stability. Crow shares insights on how Democrats can reconnect with working-class voters, while both guests explore the implications of ongoing tariff negotiations. Their engaging banter navigates between serious economic analysis and humor.

Catherine Rampell, an opinion columnist for The Washington Post and co-host of MSNBC’s The Weekend, shares her insights on Trump's sweeping tariff plans and their potential repercussions for American families. She highlights the chaos surrounding Elon Musk's government efficiency efforts, critiquing the risks of privatization and ineffective management within key federal agencies. Rampell warns that history may repeat itself, leading to economic stagnation, as tariffs could trigger harmful trade wars and exacerbate existing government inefficiencies.

Catherine Rampell, a columnist for The Washington Post, joins Drew Goins and Molly Roberts to examine the current state of U.S. tourism amidst evolving foreign policies. They discuss the decline in international visitors and its implications for local economies, emphasizing the deep connection between tourism and community culture. Personal stories highlight the emotional complexities American tourists face abroad due to political climate, alongside a look at the rise of 'TikTok tourism' and the need for respectful practices. Travel’s dual nature as both a joy and a potential burden is also explored.

Catherine Rampell is a syndicated opinion columnist at The Washington Post and co-host on MSNBC, renowned for her insights on economics. In this conversation, she highlights Jamie Dimon's concerns about the bond market and the chaos surrounding tariffs affecting economic stability. Rampell also discusses the troubling implications of current immigration policies on innovation and the alarming rise of anti-Semitism across political landscapes. The complexities of tax legislation and its impact on healthcare are critically analyzed, shedding light on the nation's pressing fiscal challenges.

Catherine Rampell, an Opinion columnist at The Washington Post, and Eduardo Porter, a member of the editorial board there, dive into the chaotic landscape of tariffs and trade wars. They humorously tackle Trump's economic predictions while questioning the real impact on American consumers. The discussion covers the complexities of Republican budget negotiations and the looming threat of recession, blending skepticism about current fiscal policies with cautious optimism about the future.

In this engaging discussion, Catherine Rampell, a columnist at The Washington Post, and Jim Geraghty, a senior political correspondent for National Review, dissect Trump’s foreign policy strategies. They explore Wall Street's skepticism about Trump's tariff threats, coining the term TACO. The duo analyzes his muddled approach to pressing global issues like Ukraine and Iran, highlighting the challenges of making meaningful political deals amidst his unpredictable tactics. Their insights reveal a complex landscape of national security and economic implications.

In this captivating conversation, Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell brings her sharp insights on the Federal Reserve's rate hikes and their implications. She discusses the curious resilience of the job market and hints at a 'Godot recession' that never seems to arrive. Rampell highlights the strong performance of the NASDAQ and low unemployment, but cautions about the looming economic uncertainty stemming from global events and demographic shifts. She proposes immigration as a vital strategy to address pressing economic challenges.

Mark Leibovich is a staff writer for The Atlantic known for his sharp political insights, and Catherine Rampell is a columnist for The Washington Post specializing in economic and political issues. They delve into the chaos of Trump's second presidency, examining the fallout from recent immigration policies and their impact on legal immigrants. The duo also humorously reflects on Trump's fascination with Greenland and the unpredictable nature of his foreign policy, blending serious analysis with lighthearted commentary.

Catherine Rampell of The Washington Post discusses US government spending. Zanny Minton Beddoes and Richard Haass talk about the war in Ukraine and Russia's influence. Fareed speaks with Fatih Birol about the future of fossil fuels.