Jeffrey Miron

Joined by Jeffrey Miron, a Harvard professor known for his libertarian views, and Emily Ekins, Director of Polling at the Cato Institute, the discussion dives into Trump’s pressure tactics on elite universities and the Federal Reserve. They analyze the implications of such strongarm politics, questioning whether it could deepen institutional politicization or signal a shift in presidential power. Additionally, they explore public opinion on Social Security reform and the need for accountability in climate policy, shedding light on recent libertarian successes.

Joining the discussion are Jeffrey Miron, a Harvard economics lecturer and expert on fiscal policy, and Thomas A. Berry, a constitutional studies director and Supreme Court editor. They dive into the implications of government shutdowns, questioning their actual economic impacts and potential for mass layoffs. The conversation spans legal challenges around layoffs, the Supreme Court's upcoming term, and critical constitutional issues, including the administration's approach to tariffs and independent agencies. Insightful debates on reform proposals and the judicial landscape make this a must-listen!