Exploring the evolution of middle-out economics from a new theory to mainstream practice, with insights from economists, researchers, and former officials. Discussing the impact of middle-out economics on economic growth, antitrust enforcement, public satisfaction, infrastructure investments, workers' rights, and advocating for a more equitable economic approach.

Ronnie Chatterji, the former CHIPS Coordinator for the White House, dives into the global semiconductor landscape and discusses the U.S. strategy for tech dominance. He highlights the impact of Nvidia's performance on Wall Street and the significance of the $52 billion CHIPS Act. Meanwhile, correspondent Emily Wilkins reports from Virginia on the backlash against a controversial proposal to relocate government jobs. Their insights tackle urgent issues in tech, economics, and employment, weaving a fascinating narrative of the current state of American industry.