Freddy Gray

Freddy Gray, Deputy Editor of The Spectator, shares insights on Trump's tariffs, discussing their chaotic implications and potential strategic motives. Financial journalist Michael Lynn adds depth by explaining the logic behind these economic maneuvers. Iram Ramzan shares her personal journey through cousin marriage, while Professor Dominic Wilkinson raises ethical concerns about its genetic risks. The conversation also touches on the surprising rise of theft in restaurants, exploring cultural perceptions around stealing.

Freddy Gray, a keen political and economic analyst, joins the discussion to unpack Trump's recent tariff announcements. They delve into the 10% levy on the UK and what it means for negotiations. The impacts on China and the EU are explored, highlighting the stark tariff differences. The conversation also scrutinizes potential fallout for UK trade strategies and Labour party dynamics. Lastly, they consider Republican voter reactions and the balance between protecting American jobs and broader economic health.