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Is It Bad For The Economy?

Is It Bad For The Economy?

By: Kobi Tirey
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 Hosted by Democratic Media Consultant Kobi Tirey and Banker Bill, a GSIB Banker, Is It Bad For The Economy asks whether Trump's economic policies are good, bad, or just a load of hot air.Kobi Tirey Political Science Politics & Government
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  • But How Bad Was It Really? Trump's 100 Days.

    But How Bad Was It Really? Trump's 100 Days.
    May 7 2025

    Kobi thought he had Banker Bill on the ropes. Ever since Liberation Day, Banker Bill's been even more upset about Trump's policies than Kobi. But all of a sudden, when you look at the numbers, were Trump's first 100 days really so bad? Kobi, yes, unequivocally, are you crazy? But Banker Bill isn't so sure.

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    35 mins
  • Jerome Powell: Champion Of The Capital Class

    Jerome Powell: Champion Of The Capital Class
    Apr 23 2025

    Not only does Banker Bill think that Trump taking on Powell would be worse economically than Liberation Day, but he also doesn't think it's a fight Trump could possibly win.


    That sounds great to Democratic Media Consultant Kobi Tirey, but he's starting to get deja vu.

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    36 mins
  • Mask Off: Liberation Day

    Mask Off: Liberation Day
    Apr 9 2025

    Banker Bill thought Liberation Day would never come, that Trump's tariff talk was all bluster. Now the world has called his bluff. What's the plan, and what happens next? And is there any way to spin Liberation Day as positive for the economy (hint: probably not)?
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    30 mins

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