Summary
The episode covers President Trump's summit in Beijing, which ended without a clear resolution on Taiwan trade or arms sales. Guest analysts discuss rising oil prices, inflation pressures, and the Fed's inability to cut rates soon. The show also touches on Trump's stock trades and political redistricting ahead of midterms.
- Trump-Xi summit ends with no commitment on Taiwan and mixed signals on trade deals.
- Global bonds sell off and S&P 500 tumbles as oil prices surge above $100.
- Fed Chair Powell's last day; Kevin Warsh faces rising inflation and energy costs.
- Senator Chris Coons warns Trump went to Beijing on weaker footing.
- Christopher Smart says rate cuts are unlikely in the near term.
- Trump's personal stock trades, including NVIDIA, raise ethics questions.
- Political panel discusses redistricting and upcoming primaries in Georgia.
- Martin's Tavern gets a national spotlight after SNL cold open.