Joe LaVornia

Vlad Tenev, Robinhood CEO, on crypto headwinds, quarterly results, product moves, and regulation. John Zito, Apollo co-president, on AI-driven software disruption and private credit opportunities. Jan Hatzius, Goldman Sachs chief economist, on payrolls, inflation, and Fed policy implications. Joe LaVornia, Treasury counselor, on the administration’s take on the strong jobs print and economic policy.

Guests Joe LaVornia, a Special Assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury, Roger Kimball, a noted conservative commentator, and Raheem Kassam, editor at The National Pulse, delve into crucial political and economic topics. LaVornia discusses supply-side tax policies and their impact on growth and jobs. Kimball tackles the internal disputes within conservatism and media criticisms, while Kassam critiques 'Conservative Inc.' and warns of midterm electoral pitfalls. They emphasize the need for a grassroots, populist-nationalist approach to reclaim the MAGA agenda.

Mark Halperin, veteran political journalist and media analyst, offers sharp takes on Trump 2.0, policy hurdles, and media branding. Joe LaVornia, Treasury counselor and former Wall Street economist, explains the new “Trump Accounts” plan, compound interest projections, employer contribution rules, and how policy, productivity, and AI could shape inflation and markets. Fast-paced political and economic conversation with plenty of practical policy detail.