John Tamny

John Tamny, president of the Parkview Institute and author of 'The Deficit Delusion', dives deep into the implications of the national deficit and its effects on taxes, businesses, and investments. He argues that while the $37 trillion debt seems alarming, high taxation and underinvestment are more concerning. The discussion critiques supply-side economics and suggests that a reevaluation of tax policies could boost innovation and economic growth. Tamny emphasizes the importance of understanding tax laws for entrepreneurs seeking to thrive.

Join John Tamny, editor of RealClear Markets, who critiques Trump’s tariffs as ineffective for reviving American manufacturing, arguing that adapting to modern conditions is key. Mollie Hemingway, editor-in-chief of The Federalist, reveals how federal entities contribute to media censorship, advocating for action to protect free speech. They dive into the implications of rising tariffs and explore the shifting political landscape with Eric Adams' unexpected independent run against Nathan Cuomo. All this sparks a lively discussion on the future of trade and media integrity.

Jack Ryan, CEO of REX, and John Tamny, RealClearMarkets Editor, discuss the recent NAR settlement's implications for the real estate industry, challenging traditional views on homeownership. They explore topics like rental vs. owning, the role of private equity in housing, changes in buying side fees, and the obstacles in reforming the real estate sector. The conversation also touches on government intervention, market players like Zillow, and the evolving landscape of the residential real estate market.