The Economics of Trump’s Conviction | Ones and Tooze Ep. 142 | An FP Podcast

The conviction of former U.S. President Donald Trump on 34 felony charges raises profound political questions but also some economic ones. Adam and Cameron dig in.
Also on the show: An economic perspective on D-Day-the Allied invasion of Normandy that began 80 years ago on June 6.
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[@jasongray4517]

Surely a podcast on the economics of the Euros in Germany is on its way?

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I thought it was ridiculous when people said Trump's conviction was politically motivated. If he broke the law, it's only fair that he face the consequences. Now that I know white collar crime is often not prosecuted, I am starting to reconsider.