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Max Chafkin, a Bloomberg Businessweek correspondent, dissects Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration, exploring its implications on technology and politics. Jay Jandren, CEO of Butterball, shares insights on the poultry industry's challenges and rising Thanksgiving costs under Trump. Nazak Nikitar discusses new trade policies, while Ty Brady reveals Amazon's robotic innovations in fulfillment centers. Mark Gurman teases Apple's upcoming smart home device, promising to revolutionize connectivity.

The podcast dives into President-elect Trump's ambitious plans to dismantle climate policies, questioning the future of renewable energy. Experts discuss the implications of withdrawing from global agreements and changes to the Inflation Reduction Act. Corporate leaders reflect on adapting sustainability strategies amidst political turbulence. Insights on navigating market conditions reveal investment strategies for today's volatile landscape, along with the importance of diversification and new opportunities in emerging markets.

Gabriella Hoffman, Director at the Independent Women’s Forum, discusses the potential impacts of Trump-era energy policies on fossil fuel development and environmental conservation. She highlights changing attitudes toward nuclear energy and the need for balance in energy independence. Amanda Mull, Bloomberg Businessweek Senior Reporter, shares insights from her article on Martha Stewart's documentary, delving into her life journey, struggles with image control, and the influence she has on modern social media trends and mental health awareness.

Iain Marlow, a senior reporter for Bloomberg News focusing on U.S. foreign policy, dives into the loyalty dynamics and the rapid cabinet selection process during President Trump's administration. Kurt Wagner, a technology reporter, sheds light on Meta's challenges amid political shifts and explores the company's innovative moves towards augmented reality. Additionally, they discuss Disney's impressive fiscal results, as its films and streaming services outperform expectations and reshape the media landscape.

Join Adam Sullivan, CEO of Core Scientific, a leader in Bitcoin mining and AI infrastructure, as he shares insights on the potential impact of future Trump policies on trade and cryptocurrency. They discuss how Trump's election could strengthen the crypto market, with Bitcoin’s rise tied to his endorsement. Sullivan dives into strategies for Bitcoin reserves and the interplay between cryptocurrency and national security. The conversation also highlights energy challenges for mining and the implications of tariffs on Chinese imports, shaping the future economy.

Andy Marsh, CEO of Plug Power, discusses the future of green hydrogen and its pivotal role in the energy sector, especially amidst potential political shifts. Tyler Kendall, a Bloomberg News political reporter, shares insights from President Biden's recent meeting with President-elect Trump and the implications for federal policies. The conversation dives into inflation trends and how they interact with upcoming political dynamics, touching on the challenges and opportunities in navigating energy markets.

R. Jisung Park, Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and author of "Slow Burn: The Hidden Costs of a Warming World," dives into the subtle yet significant impacts of climate change. He discusses how wildfires affect public health and economic stability, stressing the importance of reframing this crisis for better policy responses. The conversation also reveals the unexpected ways climate change influences education and workplace safety, highlighting how heat can impair student performance and pose risks for outdoor workers.

Jane Fraser, the CEO of Citigroup and the first woman to lead a major Wall Street bank, shares her insights on the evolving landscape of mergers and acquisitions in the wake of Trump’s policies. She emphasizes that companies are now ready to tackle deals, seeking the scale necessary for competition. Fraser also discusses the implications of interest rate changes, trade policy shifts, and the strategic transformation at Citigroup under her leadership, all in a bid to adapt swiftly to the changing economic climate.

Ed Bastian, CEO of Delta Airlines, and George Mattson, CEO of Wheels Up, delve into the evolving airline landscape. They discuss the potential effects of a second Trump administration on business regulations and consumer dynamics. The conversation shifts to their strategic partnership, aiming to elevate premium aviation offerings while modernizing fleets. Both CEOs explore the post-pandemic stabilization of private air travel demand and the rise of hybrid charter services, highlighting how travelers are increasingly transitioning to on-demand options.

Shawn Donnan, a senior economics writer at Bloomberg News, discusses the complexities of Trump’s tariff plans and their uncertain impacts on the U.S. economy. Paul Christopher, Head of Global Investment Strategy at Wells Fargo, shares insights into market trends amid these policy changes. They explore how tariffs could affect American manufacturers, inflation, and even the labor market. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of private credit and the cautious investment strategies needed in this dynamic financial environment.