Mike Lawler

Mike Lawler, Representative for New York's 17th Congressional District, joins the conversation to explain the IGO Anti-Boycott Act, aimed at curbing foreign influence on American businesses. He addresses the alarming rise of antisemitism, particularly fueled by foreign governments like Qatar. Lawler stresses that combating these threats is vital for national security, especially with Iran’s potential nuclear capabilities looming. The discussion emphasizes the need for honest dialogue around antisemitism and the importance of defending American values.

Former President Donald Trump discusses his executive orders, focusing on immigration policies and border security. Gabe Gutierrez, NBC News Senior White House Correspondent, provides insights into the legal challenges Trump faces over these reforms. Meanwhile, Rep. Mike Lawler and Rep. Brittany Pettersen engage in a bipartisan talk about modernizing Congress, including proxy voting for new parents. The conversation also touches on the current political landscape and the complexity of shaping immigration policy amid ongoing debates.

Mike Wilson, Morgan Stanley's Chief US Equity Strategist, dives into equity markets, discussing market choppiness and bullish sentiments for 2025. He highlights the relationship between rising interest rates and stock performance. Mike Lawler, a Republican Representative from New York, shares insights on executing President-elect Trump's policy agenda, focusing on tax reforms and SALT deductions. They emphasize the need for bipartisan efforts in tax policy, while also exploring investment opportunities in the financial and energy sectors.

Chris Smith, a Republican congressman from New Jersey known for his investigative work, discusses alarming drone activity in the Northeast, speculating potential foreign origins. He expresses concerns about government transparency and calls for accountability in tackling these security threats. Mike Lawler, another congressional member, challenges Antony Blinken's claims about the Afghanistan withdrawal, highlighting the ongoing mismanagement of foreign policy. The conversation further critiques political neglect while emphasizing the need for stronger national security measures.

Former World Bank President David Malpass discusses JD Vance's policies, Rep. Mike Lawler talks about potential legislation to enhance Secret Service measures, Chris Marinac breaks down Bank of America's earnings, Greg Daco and Andrew Husby analyze new retail sales data. Discussions cover US economic policies, Federal Reserve strategies, financial advisors transitioning, enhanced security measures for political figures, and analysis of bank earnings and economic outlook.