
Mario Parker
Bloomberg’s White House and government editor.
Top 5 podcasts with Mario Parker
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Dec 24, 2025 • 48min
The Year Ahead: Tariffs, AI and Fed Independence
In this engaging discussion, Tom Orlik, Chief Economist at Bloomberg Economics, analyzes the implications of 2025's chaotic tariff policies. Parmy Olson, a tech columnist, delves into the surprising advancements in Chinese AI and how these shifts could impact the global tech landscape. Meanwhile, Mario Parker offers political insights on the administration's mixed signals regarding tariffs and rising costs. The trio also explores the future of Fed independence, AI's economic role, and the potential ramifications of a looming tech market correction.

Dec 28, 2025 • 45min
Year End Review
In this engaging discussion, political experts Harry Enten, Jeff Zeleny, Tamara Keith, Mario Parker, and Debbie Sazlow dive into crucial insights on the current political landscape. Enten analyzes polling trends and public approval shifts. Zeleny, Keith, and Parker dissect the GOP's frustrations and legislative hurdles. Meanwhile, Sazlow unveils secrets behind viral campaign strategies. The conversation wraps up with a look at what's next for Democrats and the shifting dynamics of voter demographics, ensuring a thought-provoking dialogue.

Nov 14, 2025 • 8min
Here’s Why Affordability Is The Biggest Issue In US Politics
Mario Parker, Managing Editor for US Economy and Government at Bloomberg, delves into the paradox of a growing economy and widespread American pessimism. He highlights how stagnant hiring and a slow job market fuel public gloom. Parker discusses the shifting sentiment among working-class voters and explores the impact of rising health care costs on affordability. As the midterms approach, he outlines how Democrats are likely to leverage these issues while noting the challenges Republicans face in responding.

Jul 3, 2025 • 18min
With Tax Bill, Trump Ushers in New Era of Executive Power
Mario Parker, Bloomberg’s White House and government editor, dives into the recent tax bill passed by Congress that signals a shift in executive power under Trump. He discusses how the tax legislation could redefine governance, potentially benefiting certain sectors while challenging social programs. The conversation also covers the implications of unilateral executive actions and the evolving dynamics between the presidency and Congress, particularly in military decisions. Parker's insights illuminate the future of legislative power and Trump's enduring influence.

Mar 6, 2024 • 17min
The Biden-Trump Race is On
The podcast discusses Trump and Biden's campaign strategies, potential vulnerabilities, and the upcoming 2024 election cycle. Topics include Trump's legal issues, his influence on the Republican Party, Biden's challenges, campaign fundraising, and voter turnout dynamics.


