James Fishback

James Fishback, CEO of Azoria and founder of Incubate Debate, proposes an innovative "DOGE Dividend" that could channel 20% of DOGE savings back to American taxpayers. He shares how his idea garnered the attention of Elon Musk and Donald Trump, sparking intense debate about fiscal responsibility. Fishback argues that engaging citizens in the DOGE project might transform government accountability, while addressing the complexities of national debt and spending. Tune in for a spirited discussion on the future of public finance and citizen involvement!

Freddy welcomes James Fishback, CEO of Azoria, a savvy investment firm leader. They dive into the implications of Trump's tariffs, debating whether they signal the end of neoliberalism or are merely a bold negotiating tactic. Insights into how tariffs could reshape U.S. manufacturing and job creation take center stage, along with discussions on the interplay between trade policies and global relations. The conversation also touches on the transformative effects of AI on labor markets, highlighting the ongoing evolution of work in America.

James Fishback, CEO of Azoria and Incubate Debate, joins the discussion to tackle the political drama surrounding the 'One Big Beautiful Bill.' He argues that Elon Musk's criticisms of the legislation's spending cuts miss the mark. They analyze the GOP's internal divides over fiscal strategies and the bill's implications for economic growth. Fishback also highlights the challenges of balancing fiscal responsibility with the need for immigration reform, offering insights into the evolving landscape of U.S. economic policy.

James Fishback, CEO of Azoria Partners and former advisor on government efficiency, shares his concerns about Elon Musk’s political aspirations with the emergence of the 'America Party,' questioning what this means for Tesla's stock amid regulatory changes. Liza Tobin, Managing Director at Garnaud Global, discusses the complexities of global tariffs and the repercussions of President Trump's warnings as nations rush to negotiate trade terms. The interplay between politics, technology, and market stability is fascinating and revealing.

James Fishback, CEO of Azoria, dives into the potential fallout of Trump’s tariffs on the global economic landscape. He debates whether these tariffs signal a true shift in neoliberal principles or if they’re just a bargaining tactic. The conversation unpacks the disconnect between soaring stock markets and the plight of American workers, critiques the USMCA trade agreement, and discusses how tariffs could reshape international relations, particularly with Mexico and Canada.