In this discussion, Kate Andrews, a political commentator with a keen eye on economics, and Charles Grant, director at the Centre for European Reform, delve into Trump’s escalating tariff policies. They analyze the implications for the UK and EU as Trump labels their trade relationship an ‘atrocity.' The duo also examines the delicate balancing act the UK faces in its post-Brexit dealings and how Labour's approach to EU negotiations might shape future ties. Expect insights into trade dynamics and the impact of fishing rights on negotiations.

Kate Andrews, economics editor at The Spectator, joins William Clouston, leader of the Social Democratic Party, to dissect Trump's tariff policies. They discuss whether the tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China are strategic negotiation tactics or indicative of a deeper political philosophy. The duo explores economic repercussions for American consumers, trade dynamics, and the call for re-industrialization. They also delve into the complexities of Britain's trade relationship with the U.S., weighing the implications on local economies and industry.

Kate Andrews, the Economics editor for The Spectator, and William Clouston, leader of the Social Democratic Party, dive deep into Trump's controversial tariff decisions. They explore whether these tariffs are strategic negotiations or detrimental policies. The conversation highlights the complex impacts on the US economy and trade relations, especially with allies like Canada and the EU. They also discuss the decline of manufacturing and advocate for re-industrialization, questioning how tariffs could reshape the future of trade and prosperity.