Gavin Bade

Gavin Bade, a Wall Street Journal reporter who covers trade and tariffs, breaks down the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision striking down broad global tariffs and what it means legally and economically. He walks through which tariffs survive, how the administration might try Section 122 or Section 301 next, and what could happen to collected tariff funds and future trade policy.

Gavin Bade, a trade policy reporter for the Wall Street Journal, joins to discuss Trump's ambitious push for swift trade agreements. The podcast delves into the initial optimism around Trump's '90 deals in 90 days' initiative and the subsequent roadblocks faced, including stalled negotiations with major trading partners like the UK, China, and Japan. Bade highlights the complexities of trade deals, controversial tariffs, and the political pressures influencing these negotiations. Tune in for insights on the intricate dance of tariffs and diplomacy.

Gavin Bade, a Wall Street Journal reporter who investigated a Chinese automotive glass plant in Ohio, walks through the clash between a fast-growing foreign firm and American suppliers. He recounts how the plant undercut rivals, triggered federal probes over labor and sourcing, and raised national-security and policy questions. Short scenes hit local pride, political reactions, and the broader implications for U.S. industry.