Peter Zeihan: Undocumented Immigrants’ Impact on US Labor and Economy
From WWSG speaker, Peter Zeihan: As of late, the topic of illegal immigration is getting as much airtime as Britney Spears did in the early…
Thought Leader: Peter Zeihan
Canadian businessman and investor Kevin O’Leary has slammed Kamala Harris’ “crazy” ideas for the US economy. Speaking with Fox News on Monday, the Shark Tank star expressed concerns about Vice President Harris’ economic policies. O’Leary described Harris’ approach as “all sugar, no protein”, suggesting her policies lack the substance investors are looking for.
One of his main concerns, is Harris’ support for price controls, stating they have historically failed. “I really need to understand the idea of price controls,” O’Leary said. “That didn’t work in the seventies, doesn’t work anywhere else on Earth.” His remarks highlight broader skepticism in the business community about government interference in market pricing, which is often seen as stifling innovation and competitiveness.
Finally, he opposed her proposed policy of taxing unrealised gains, arguing it could undermine American entrepreneurship. “This is a 200-year-old economy that’s based on supporting entrepreneurship,” he said. “Those ideas are beyond non-starters – they’re crazy.”
Peter Zeihan: Undocumented Immigrants’ Impact on US Labor and Economy
From WWSG speaker, Peter Zeihan: As of late, the topic of illegal immigration is getting as much airtime as Britney Spears did in the early…
Thought Leader: Peter Zeihan
Mark Morgan: Former Trump administration border chief pushes for voter ID law
Mark Morgan, former acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Patrol and a visiting fellow in border security and immigration at The Heritage Foundation, argued…
Thought Leader: Mark Morgan
Jay Clayton: What Washing Machines Can Tell Us About America’s Economic Future
Much of the 2024 election has been extraordinary. One thing has not, and that’s the quality of the debate about America’s economic future. Beyond the…
Thought Leader: Jay Clayton