Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a consumer protection advocate and former chair of the Banking Committee, joins Lena Kahn, the former FTC Chair known for her aggressive antitrust efforts. They discuss Trump's troubling comments about Ukraine's President Zelenskyy, revealing a bipartisan concern for U.S. foreign policy. Warren highlights the fragility of democracy against authoritarianism and critiques attempts to undermine consumer protections. Kahn adds insights on the urgency of enforcing antitrust laws to safeguard fair competition and prevent monopolies.

Lena Kahn, Chair of the FTC, advocates for a bold stance on antitrust issues, particularly in the high-stakes battle against Microsoft over its Activision merger. Don Wineland examines the troubling stagnation in China's post-pandemic recovery, emphasizing government efforts to stimulate the economy. Meanwhile, Josie DeLapp celebrates the cultural significance of Tayto crisps, sharing how their unique flavors resonate with Irish identity and nostalgia. The discussion weaves through modern economic challenges and cherished traditions.