Jennifer Hillman

Peter Harrell, a Lawfare Contributing Editor and former Senior Director for International Economics on the National Security Council, teams up with Jennifer Hillman, a Georgetown Law professor and ex-WTO appellate body member. They dive into Trump's recently imposed global tariffs, discussing their unprecedented nature and the legal battles ahead. The conversation highlights the tariffs' potential to distort trade and the implications of using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, raising questions about judicial scrutiny and authority.

Stephen Moore, an economist and senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, and Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, argue for tariffs as essential tools for national security and supporting domestic production. On the opposing side, Jennifer Hillman from the Council on Foreign Relations highlights their potential economic harm and legal issues, while Rana Mitter from Harvard emphasizes the ineffectiveness of tariffs and advocates for alternative strategies. The discussion delves into the complex landscape of trade policies and their implications for U.S.-China relations.

Jennifer Hillman, a trade law expert, dives into the complex legalities of presidential powers over tariffs and what potential Supreme Court rulings could mean for Americans. Owen Thomas, CEO of BXP Properties, shares insights on the intersection of real estate and affordability, questioning how private capital can help solve housing issues in New York. They also discuss the challenges pediatricians face in the vaccine debate, highlighting financial strains and misconceptions about profits, along with trends driving the increasing protein consumption among Americans.

Jennifer Hillman, a law professor at Georgetown University and former WTO judge, dives deep into the controversial legalities surrounding Trump’s tariffs. She analyzes the power struggle between Congress and the President over trade regulations, reveals the historical roots of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, and discusses how this case could reshape presidential authority. Hillman also warns about the risks of expanding national security claims, emphasizing how this could undermine global trade credibility.

Jennifer Hillman, co-director of the Center on Inclusive Trade and Development and former U.S. Trade Representative counsel, discusses Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico. She highlights the strategic intent behind Trump's announcements, suggesting they are aimed at negotiating leverage. The conversation also explores the potential economic fallout of these tariffs on imports and exports, how they could impact consumer prices, and the Federal Reserve's cautious stance amidst rising trade tensions.