Trump to Bloomberg News, Wall Street Journal: You’re Wrong About Everything

Robby Soave and Niall Stanage react to latest election polls where voters trust President Trump more on the Economy than VP Harris #Harris #Economy #Trump

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[Josh-klc]

Niall is a good journalist, I enjoy the banter between him and Robby. No pushed agenda, just review of the facts from the liberal perspective. Good reasoning skills for Sir Niall

[sgtpjwinkels]

It's ok to swell the debt for war in some random country, but not for the American working class.

[paulweeldreyer]

Thank God, Niall is so much better than Nomiki Konst.

[jdavid]

Yay! Niall is back! Robbie please make him your permanent co-anchor!! He is left but actually thinks & offers more clear insights from the left!

[Supportguy]

Trumps talk about tariff are a bargaining tool.. Other countries impose crazy tariffs on us. It's unfair and proposing a huge tariff is a way to get the other countries to the table. It's a way of bargaining back to something more fair to both sides.

[MomOfBoys]

THANK YOU for having Niall back!!🙌🏼🙌🏼 I wouldn’t have been able to endure another day with the delusional lunatic!🤡😂

[Larissa-uucv]

The BRO SHOW 👏👏👏 Thank god we can get rational opposing views with hysterical meltdowns

[kintsugi-cu]

Just keep Niall. It's nice to see someone articulate a different opinion without sounding insane. lol

[cheryltyler]

Niall is so smart, well-prepared and understands (unlike Nomiki) how to facilitate a reasonable, productive conversation.

[gusp]

I watched the original interview. Really picked snippets to make trump look bad and then cut out all of the applause and cheers. Is this CBS?

[jbadger]

Niall: "Trumps been offering up tax cuts up to nearly every group of voters" American People: "Lets go!!!"

[davidharris]

Thank god we will be spared the TDS hysteria of Nomiki today.

[dewitttribe]

As an independent, that interview (which I actually watched in full) convinced me to go Trump. Too bad they are mischaracterizing it.

[Krangbot]

It's refreshing to see a reasoned and intelligent discussion between two adults. Niall does a great job presenting a sane liberal perspective alongside Robbie. Keep it up!

[verilucis]

Ah, a breath of FRESH, CLEAN air... WONDERFUL to see you, Niall!! A break from Coo Coo, and we all know who I'm talking about.

[egnqqtc]

These are the moments where it's hard to hate Trump.

[LoveableLincoln]

I think both Robbie and Niall missed the point on tariffs. If we can’t get our goods into the EU, Japanese, and Chinese, as as other markets as easily as they can get into ours then yes tariffs! The government used to love using tariffs to fund itself, now it just loves the taxpayer. Bring government funding back to basics, funding from tariffs, property tax, and goods tax. Everything else is massively excessive! Idc if it makes the cost being pushed onto consumers Americans as a whole buy WAYYY TOO MUCH garbage anyways. Maybe people will be more careful on what they buy. I only see a plus side here.

[NielsMayer]

Yay Niall is back. Now lets see if Robbie can get him to say "shrubbery" again :-)

[ericqualley]

“You’re trying to turn this into a debate”

“Na my boy I just roasted you”

[cashaeleatemla]

Former President Donald Trump got in a heated exchange with Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait on Tuesday when talking about tariffs — telling the journalist he’s been “wrong” his entire life.

Micklethwait repeatedly asked Trump at The Economic Club of Chicago how he would enact high tariffs on foreign companies without getting an economic blowback on the American consumer in exchange — as the current US economy is intertwined with China and the EU.