Natalie Sherman

Natalie Sherman, a BBC business reporter with a keen eye on trade issues, shares her insights from the Supreme Court while discussing the Trump administration’s controversial tariff policies. Drew Greenblatt, a Baltimore manufacturer, passionately defends tariffs for boosting jobs and investment in his business. Meanwhile, Dan D. Gray highlights the supply chain challenges and rising costs his company faces due to tariffs. The discussion dives into the legal arguments surrounding emergency tariff powers and the potential consequences for businesses and consumers alike.

In this engaging discussion, digital reporter Mike Wendling, who covers tech and politics, teams up with Natalie Sherman, a business reporter focusing on economic trends. They delve into the surprising support for Donald Trump from Silicon Valley heavyweights like Elon Musk. The conversation highlights how this shift from Democratic roots reflects changing political alliances, especially the 'anti-woke' sentiments in tech. They also explore the implications of these shifts on upcoming elections and how tech figures influence campaign strategies.

Exploring Elon Musk's $56 billion pay deal and its implications, including debates on his leadership at Tesla, challenges in the EV industry, market competition, and the impact on the company's future. Guests discuss Musk's controversial management style, court rulings, loyalty, and succession planning in tech companies.