Patricia Cohen
Global economics correspondent at The New York Times, appearing to discuss US politics, the Epstein materials and broader political implications.
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Nov 17, 2025 • 36min
Trump’s U-turn on the Epstein files: Does this help the Maga camp or make things worse?
Patricia Cohen, a global economics correspondent for The New York Times, and Alexander Gerlach, a political philosophy professor at NYU, dive into Trump's surprising U-turn on releasing Epstein files. They discuss the motivations behind Trump's decision, its implications for the MAGA camp, and skepticism about potential redactions. The duo also analyzes the fractures within MAGA and the endurance of Trump's political persona amid scandals. Their conversation touches on the broader themes of accountability and public perception in the current political landscape.
Jan 13, 2026 • 25min
Donald Trump issues financial warnings. Plus: an urbanism round-up
This week features Alexa Self, Monocle's foreign editor, who dives into Trump's 25% tariff threat aimed at nations trading with Iran, particularly focusing on the implications for global powers like China. Patricia Cohen from The New York Times analyzes the Federal Reserve's independence and how Trump's pressure may affect market confidence. Lastly, Carlotta Ribello shares insights on urbanism, discussing Amsterdam's new tourism regulations and the critical data gaps affecting U.S. cities. An engaging blend of geopolitics, economics, and urban trends!
