Nancy Cook

Nancy Cook, a Senior correspondent in Washington known for her political analysis, joins the discussion on the turbulent relationship between Elon Musk and the Trump administration. The podcast dives deep into how recent tariffs are hitting Tesla hard, affecting stock prices and supply chains. Tensions are rising, with Musk clashing publicly with Trump ally Peter Navarro. The conversation also touches on Musk's waning political influence and the challenges he faces in balancing innovation with the demands of political alliances.

Nancy Cook, a senior political reporter at Bloomberg, and Chris Strohm, a DOJ reporter for Bloomberg, delve into Trump’s aggressive retribution agenda. They discuss the recent dismissal of criminal cases against Comey and Letitia James, highlighting how these fits into Trump's strategy against political adversaries. The conversation reveals the Trump administration's use of federal power to target opponents, the erosion of DOJ norms, and the troubling implications for future administrations. Expect a robust analysis of upcoming legal challenges and the changing landscape of U.S. politics.

Nancy Cook, a senior national political correspondent at Bloomberg News, dives into the intriguing dynamics of Kamala Harris's upcoming VP pick. She highlights how Harris is polling better than Biden did before his exit, ramping up the pressure on her decision. Cook discusses potential candidates like Josh Shapiro and Mark Kelly, examining their appeal to swing states and voter demographics. The conversation also touches on the shifting political landscape and the fallout within the Republican Party, offering a fascinating glimpse into the evolving 2024 race.

Bloomberg News Senior National Political Correspondent, Nancy Cook, discusses Donald Trump's regained appeal on Wall Street post-Capitol attack, bringing in bank leaders. Frank Sorrentino from Connect One Bank shares insights on Fed policy impact. Greg Halter reflects on the aftermath of Fed meeting and CPI data, highlighting implications for various sectors like auto insurance. The podcast also explores challenges with traditional banks versus FinTech, Genuine Parts Company as a strong investment option, and rising cocoa costs affecting Hershey's.

Historian Niall Ferguson and Bloomberg reporter Nancy Cook discuss the US election's global impact, Trump's campaign strategy, and the escalating second Cold War. The podcast explores voter behavior, economic challenges, US-China relations, and the evolving political landscape in a unique and informative way.