The Economist asks: Steve Bannon

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🗓️ 20 September 2018

⏱️ 34 minutes

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As part of the Open Future festival Steve Bannon, former White House chief strategist, discusses how his economic protectionism could result in price rises for US consumers and why he thinks that’s ok. Also, are there any ultra populists in Europe too right-wing for his movement? His advice to Boris Johnson on Brexit — and his disagreements with Ivanka Trump. Anne McElvoy hosts.

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0:29.0	Fault details can be found online.
0:34.0	Hello and welcome to the Economist asks
0:37.0	I'm your host Ann McElvoy
0:39.0	and we're very pleased to bring you this podcast
0:42.0	from the final big event of our 175th anniversary season
0:46.0	the Open Future Festival in New York City.
0:50.0	Throughout this year we've been debating the ideas
0:53.0	we were founded to protect individual rights,
0:56.0	free trade, progress through reform and technology
1:00.0	and most of all freedom of speech.
1:03.0	Our choice of one of the speakers at the festival
1:06.0	on Saturday the 15th of September
1:08.0	has been the subject of much heated debate
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