

Peter Harrell
Served in the Biden administration on the National Economic Council and National Security Council, focusing on international economics and export controls.
Top 3 podcasts with Peter Harrell
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Jun 29, 2025 • 58min
Are We Cooked? Q2 Check In
Join Peter Harrell, a former Biden official and host of the Security Economics podcast, Matt Klein of the Overshoot substack, and Kevin Xu from the Interconnects substack as they delve into the twists and turns of U.S.-China relations. They navigate the decline of the dollar and its implications for governance, the evolving landscape of AI investment, and the challenges posed by reduced funding on economic data accuracy. The trio also dissects China's strategic moves and their impact on American foreign policy, blending sharp analysis with insights on the geopolitical chessboard.

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Apr 7, 2025 • 46min
EMERGENCY POD: Are We Cooked?
Peter Harrell, a former Biden official focused on international economics, joins economics expert Matt Klein and tech analyst Kevin Xu for an engaging discussion on America's economic state. They delve into the implications of controversial tariff policies, questioning their impact on market confidence. The trio also examines shifting global dynamics, including the U.S.-Canada relationship and China's influence. Amidst declining asset prices, they highlight how economic uncertainty shapes consumer behavior, all while addressing the evolving landscape of defense strategies against geopolitical tensions.

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Apr 8, 2025 • 1h 3min
Lawfare Daily: Trump’s New Global Tariffs and the Court Fights to Come, with Peter Harrell and Jennifer Hillman
Peter Harrell, a Lawfare Contributing Editor and former Senior Director for International Economics on the National Security Council, teams up with Jennifer Hillman, a Georgetown Law professor and ex-WTO appellate body member. They dive into Trump's recently imposed global tariffs, discussing their unprecedented nature and the legal battles ahead. The conversation highlights the tariffs' potential to distort trade and the implications of using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, raising questions about judicial scrutiny and authority.