Tevi Troy

Tevi Troy, an author and expert on political history, joins to discuss critical issues at the intersection of U.S. foreign policy and healthcare. He sheds light on Trump's recent trip to the Middle East, the complexities of hostage negotiations, and the implications of foreign influences on American ideals. The conversation also navigates the moral dilemmas in international politics, particularly regarding relationships with nations like Qatar and Saudi Arabia, alongside a fascinating critique of pricing strategies in the pharmaceutical industry.

David Bahnsen, a managing partner at the Bahnsen Group, and Tevi Troy, an author focusing on Big Pharma, dive deep into today's economic landscape. They tackle the Federal Reserve’s inflation talk and the political ramifications of tariffs on housing and market growth. The duo also discusses the pharmaceutical industry's innovations amidst public scrutiny over drug pricing. Additionally, they consider the impact of direct-to-consumer advertising and the potential of AI in drug development, highlighting the balancing act between regulation and innovation.

Tevi Troy, a presidential historian and author, teams up with Manhattan Institute Fellow Leor Sapir to dissect President Trump's controversial plan to send criminal migrants to Guantanamo Bay. They explore the historical context and political fallout of such tough immigration policies. The conversation also touches on Google's renaming of the Gulf of Mexico, tech's influence on politics, and the upcoming DNC chair election. Finally, they discuss the implications of Trump's executive order on transgender care for minors.