Stephen Moore, an economist and senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation, and Scott Paul, president of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, argue for tariffs as essential tools for national security and supporting domestic production. On the opposing side, Jennifer Hillman from the Council on Foreign Relations highlights their potential economic harm and legal issues, while Rana Mitter from Harvard emphasizes the ineffectiveness of tariffs and advocates for alternative strategies. The discussion delves into the complex landscape of trade policies and their implications for U.S.-China relations.

Steve Daines, a Republican U.S. Senator from Montana, discusses the Democrats' unprecedented disrespect during a recent presidential speech, emphasizing the need for political decorum. Stephen Moore, an economics expert, critiques the Biden administration's handling of economic policies and its impact on the upcoming elections. Jason Chaffetz shares his views on the importance of accountability in governance, especially regarding the tragic Abbey Gate bombing. The conversation highlights the sharp divide in reactions from both parties and the pressing need for bipartisan unity.

Liz Wheeler, a BlazeTV host and investigative journalist, joins Stephen Moore, co-founder of the Committee to Unleash Prosperity, to tackle the shocking revelation that Politico received $34 million in federal funding, which Wheeler dubs one of the biggest media scandals. They dive into the implications for media integrity and taxpayer accountability. Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, discusses the threat posed by drug cartels amid increasing enforcement measures. The conversation also touches on Trump’s tax implications for American consumers and the ongoing political maneuvering surrounding Kash Patel’s nomination.

Stephen Moore, an economic advisor to President Trump, dives into the controversial tariff plans aimed at bolstering the American economy. He discusses how these tariffs could reshape trade relations with Canada and Mexico, and the implications for domestic production. The conversation also touches on the effects of Trump's proposed tax cuts, the ongoing challenges facing the economy, and the balance needed between government spending and private sector efficiency. Moore emphasizes the urgency of these strategies in the context of global issues.

In this discussion, Stephen Moore, a former Trump senior economic advisor and economist at the Heritage Foundation, dives into President-elect Trump's nomination of Scott Bessent as Treasury secretary. Moore sheds light on Bessent's '3-3-3' economic growth plan and how it addresses budget deficits. He also emphasizes the role of legal immigration in economic expansion and tackles the concerning withdrawal of young men from the job market. Finally, he lays out a compelling 'first 100-hour agenda' aimed at jumpstarting economic policy.