One-on-One With Elizabeth Warren

Interesting Times with Ross Douthat

New York Times Opinion

New York Times, Journalism, News, Society & Culture, Ross Douthat

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🗓️ 13 March 2019

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Senator Elizabeth Warren sits down with David Leonhardt for a chat about her 2020 presidential campaign. They talk Donald Trump, her proposed wealth tax and universal childcare program, antitrust policy and her dog Bailey. Then, Ross Douthat and Michelle Goldberg join David to debate whether Warren’s economic agenda could be a winning one. For background reading on this episode, visit nytimes.com/theargument.

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0:00.0	I'm Michelle Goldberg.
0:01.2	I'm Ross Douthet.
0:02.2	I'm David Leonhart.
0:03.4	And this is the argument.
0:05.6	This week, Senator Elizabeth Warren
0:07.7	sits down with me to talk about her plan for the economy.
0:10.6	The Progressive Agenda is America's agenda.
0:13.4	On economics.
0:14.0	On economics.
0:15.1	Then, Ross, Michelle and I debate,
0:17.5	is Warren's agenda the future of the Democratic Party?
0:20.6	This is when I start wondering,
0:22.3	like, how much policy actually matters at all.
0:25.7	And finally, a recommendation.
0:28.1	I bought the Perry A. Fruitful Averine Seltzer.
0:30.4	And it's awful.
0:36.9	Senator Elizabeth Warren has been setting the terms
0:39.0	of the conversation about policy in the 2020 presidential campaign.
0:43.2	She's come out with a series of ideas
0:45.0	that are big, bold, and some would say radical.
0:48.4	An annual tax on the holdings of the very wealthy.
0:51.5	Universal Child Care.
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