this week that much Reasons RoundtableEditors Matt Welch, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie and Peter Suderman rebut the distorted logic of former President Donald Trump's recent claim that he would raise tariffs on all Chinese imports if he regains the White House.
00:24—Trump proposes additional tariffs
15:24—Binomics and the strange economy
30:49—Weekly listener questions
44:22—Senate hearing on social media harms
52:41—This week’s cultural recommendations
Mentioned in this podcast:
“Can the free market win votes in the new Republican Party?” Stephanie Slade
“David Stockman on why Trump can’t pay his debt: ‘This guy is part of the swamp’” By Nick Gillespie
“Josh Hawley thinks the White House can force aluminum plants to stay open” (by Eric Boehm)
“On economic issues, the populist right and left share much in common” (Veronique de Rugy)
“The Bankruptcy of Bidenomics” by Peter Suderman
Joe Lancaster: Biden to raise prices for Americans considering high tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China
“Protectionism Ruined American Steel” by Eric Boehm
“Americans Dissatisfied with Their Politicians Will Soon Be Voting for Office Again,” by J.D. Tuccille.
“What will happen? reason What is the 2020 employee vote?” by reason employee
“Who’s getting your vote?: reason“Presidential election poll released” reason employee
“Why are political reporters more afraid of revealing their votes than baseball reporters?” Written by Matt Welch
“Why don’t other journalism outlets publish presidential voting results?” Written by Matt Welch
“Show your vote!” Written by Matt Welch
“Mark Zuckerberg is not a murderer, Senator,” by Robby Soave.
“Mark Zuckerberg is calling for social media regulation to fix Facebook’s position.” – Nick Gillespie
“am true detective What's the most liberal show on TV?” – Nick Gillespie
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Please send your questions to roundtable@reason.com. Be sure to include your social media accounts and the correct pronunciation of your name.
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Audio production by Ian Keyser; allAssistant production by Hunt Beaty.
Music: “Angeline” by The Brothers Steve