On Tuesday, the president touted his on-again, off-again tariff plan saying it would make America

rich again. But the details are hazy. We can't go back to those 1950s factories because they just

don't exist anymore. From WNYC in New York, this is on the media. I'm Michael Onger. Also on

this week's show, why the political rhetoric around our national debt is misleading.

I mean, we're a superpower with the global currency.

This is all based on running the economy like a corner shop, right?

Unless someone's coming in and buying this soda, kids, we don't have any money to spend on our vacation.

Nonsense.

Plus, why RFK's food policies stick out in a MAGA administration.

What then are they going to do about food additives?

Are they going to crack down and have this big regulatory agenda

where the rest of the administration has decided we do regulatory?

Like, we don't know.

It's all coming up after this.

From WNYC in New York, this is on the media.

Brooke Ladstone is out this week.

I'm Michael Onger.

On Tuesday night, in front of the Senate,

the Congress, the gathered dignitaries, and their guests,

President Trump gave the, quote, speech of a lifetime.

Tonight was incredible. It was by far his best. It was brilliant, and the Democrats

looked like complete clout. We're just over a month into it, and he had a litany of victories that we've already won, one after the other, after the other.

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