Short Overview: One of the unintended consequences of Trump's trade war has been our allies, like Canada, relying more heavily on China. Jon reflects on the corrupting influence of turning breaking news into a driver of engagement.
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One of the unintended consequences of Trump's trade war has been our allies, like Canada, relying more heavily on China. Jon reflects on the corrupting influence of turning breaking news into a driver of engagement. Graham Platner talks about the importance of building organizational power ...
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- One of the unintended consequences of Trump's trade war has been our allies, like Canada, relying more heavily on China.
- Jon reflects on the corrupting influence of turning breaking news into a driver of engagement.
- Graham Platner talks about the importance of building organizational power ...
- Jon and Chris Miller discuss the lack of government regulation on big tech.
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