Greta Peisch

Greta Peisch, former General Counsel for the U.S. Trade Representative and now a partner at Wiley, dives deep into the intricate world of trade law. She discusses recent court rulings that challenge Trump's tariff policies, analyzing how these outcomes could reshape future negotiations. The conversation also highlights the legal complexities surrounding emergency powers in trade and the potential hurdles facing ongoing agreements. With a focus on industries like automotive and pharmaceuticals, Peisch emphasizes the urgency of navigating these legal uncertainties.

Tom Orlik, Chief Economist at Bloomberg Economics, discusses the heavy economic implications of Trump's 104% tariffs on China. Congressman Pat Fallon highlights the potential fallout for American consumers and emphasizes the need for diversified trading partnerships. Greta Peisch, former General Counsel at the U.S. Trade Representative, delves into the legal ramifications of these tariffs, particularly Congress's response and future challenges. The panel explores the intricate dance of trade negotiations, the psychological tactics involved, and the internal political struggles within the GOP regarding tariff policies.