Rogé Karma, a staff writer for The Atlantic, and Harvard economist Jason Furman dive into the tumultuous world of Trump's economic strategies. They discuss unpredictable tariff policies and their chaotic impact on global alliances and American manufacturing. The duo questions whether Trump's approach is genuinely strategic or driven by his personality. They explore the inconsistent nature of economic decisions and how these policies create uncertainty, ultimately leaving listeners pondering the future of the global economy.

Ali Breland, an Atlantic staff writer focusing on internet, technology, and politics, joins Rogé Karma, an economics expert also from Atlantic, to explore the cracks forming in Trump's anti-immigrant coalition. They discuss the clash over H-1B visas between Silicon Valley's tech proponents and nativist factions. Breland reveals the internal conflicts, while Karma shares research debunking myths that immigrant labor harms American workers. Together, they delve into the broader economic impacts of immigration and the ideological rifts that could redefine political strategies.

Rogé Karma, a staff writer at The Atlantic, dives into the economics of immigration and its surprising benefits. He debunks the myth that higher immigration lowers wages, pointing to studies like the Mariel boat lift, which show stability in native wages. The discussion also touches on the roots of anti-immigrant sentiment, linking it more to cultural anxieties than economic ones. Karma emphasizes that immigrants stimulate job growth and contribute positively to local economies, challenging restrictive policies that hinder economic opportunities.

Rogé Karma, an expert on economic policies, dives into the evolution of U.S. economic strategies, tracing the shift from Reaganomics to protectionist approaches post-2016. He critiques Bidenomics and discusses its impact on political dynamics, including challenges Kamala Harris faces in addressing voter concerns about the cost of living. The conversation also covers global anti-incumbent sentiments and the disconnect between GOP voters and donors, highlighting the complexities of modern American politics.

Rogé Karma, a staff writer at The Atlantic specializing in economics, dives into the tumultuous landscape of today's economy. He discusses the surprising spike in egg prices linked to the bird flu and examines how tariffs are reshaping markets. Karma sheds light on inflation trends, the Federal Reserve's challenges, and the implications of rising interest rates on home ownership. Additionally, he tackles the potential fallout of federal layoffs and critiques misconceptions surrounding mass deportations and their impact on native employment.