This week the UK rolled out the red carpet for Donald Trump's first state visit. The controversial President holds over a 75% disapproval rating among the UK public. But putting the politics aside, what should we make of the policies behind the visit?
What is the status of the Special Relationship? Can a free trade deal between the US and the UK really be secured? Would the NHS actually be on the table? And what about the economic debates taking place back in the States in the run-up to the 2020 election?
Joining IEA Associate Director Kate Andrews on the podcast today are Tim Stanley, historian and leader writer for the Daily Telegraph, and Freddy Gray, deputy editor of The Spectator, and editor of Spectator USA.
In Conversation with David Davis MP
The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Ed West
The Energy Price Cap Explained
Live with Littlewood – Ep 55
Subsidy Control Bill: How to utilise data
Two meanings of dynamic competition
The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Tom Harwood
Will classical liberalism dominate the next decade? | Markets & Morality
What can we expect from 2022?
Classical liberalism and the geopolitical stand-off with Russia
How well is Brexit going?
Why is the NHS failing us?
Hayek’s theory of competition and view on antitrust
Christmas with Littlewood - A Review of 2021
Policy is hard... even for tech
Which UK taxes are the worst? | Markets & Morality
The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Andrew Lilico
Economics and Covid policy
In Conversation with John Penrose MP
Live with Littlewood | Silkie Carlo, Greg Smith MP, Sascha O‘Sullivan + more | Ep.54
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free