Join experts Nathan Dean, a Senior Policy Analyst, and Henrietta Treyz, an Economic Policy Director, as they dissect the competitive dynamics of the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Jennifer Lawless from UVA delves into the Trump-Harris race, while David Paleologos shares polling insights. Christopher Smart emphasizes the election's economic impact. They discuss key voter issues like democracy and abortion, swing states' roles, and how market dynamics will shift based on electoral outcomes. It's an enlightening blend of politics and economics!

Brendan Murray, Bloomberg's Global Trade Editor, outlines the looming tariffs under Trump’s administration and their potential impact on trade dynamics. Christopher Smart analyzes the immediate effects of Trump's policies on market sentiment. Jennifer Lawless discusses the significant political ramifications of Trump's presidency. Ed Mills dives into how these changes could sway market trends, emphasizing the intricate relationship between executive actions and economic stability.

Terry Haines, the founder of Pangea Policy and an expert on Washington politics, teams up with Christopher Smart, Managing Partner at Arbroath Group and former Special Assistant to the President for International Economics. They delve into the recent Senate confirmation hearings, unpacking the protests and debates over military nominations. The discussion highlights the challenges of military reforms, the potential politicization of military leadership, and the evolving nature of the advice and consent process in U.S. politics.

Christopher Smart, Managing Partner at Arbroath Group and former Special Assistant to the President for International Economics, shares his sharp insights on the looming government shutdown. He discusses the complex political landscape and its potential economic repercussions. The conversation touches on market reactions, with a focus on how investors can navigate through uncertainties. Smart also highlights the implications for financial advisors and the broader economy, emphasizing the need for sound strategies during turbulent times.

Nathan Dean discusses Biden's exit and the potential impact of a Harris presidency on investors. Wendy Schiller analyzes political implications, while Christopher Smart focuses on macroeconomics. Andrew Silverman explores tax plans under Harris. Brian Jacobsen gives market reactions to Biden's exit.