Oren Cass is one of America’s preeminent critics of international Free trade, and in favour of tariffs.

Cass, an economist and political advisor joined Winston at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in London to discuss the shift in America’s trade policies under Trump, emphasizing the benefits of tariffs for American workers.

He argues that free trade, particularly with China, has led to job loss and economic decline in the U.S. Cass highlights the historical context of protectionism and the failure of free trade to deliver on its promises, particularly in terms of job creation and economic growth.

Oren and Winston explore the broader social and cultural impacts, such as the opioid epidemic, linked to deindustrialization.

#MAGA #trump #canada #mexico #politics #china

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Chapters

0:00 Introduction

05:15 Economic and Social Impact of Free Trade

08:39 Trump's Tariffs and Economic Strategy

16:33 Historical Context and Psychological Reactions 16:33

30:53 Trump's Motivations and Negotiating Tactics 30:53

35:40 Future of U.S. Trade Policy 35:40

54:15 Final Thoughts

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Oren Cass - Why FREE TRADE Is Actually HURTING American Workers & The Case For Tariffs

The Winston Marshall Show

Oren Cass - Why FREE TRADE Is Actually HURTING American Workers & The Case For Tariffs