Marc Lotter on Tax Plan, Trump's Legislative Hurdles

The transcript covers discussions on the strong economy under President Trump, highlighting high consumer confidence and low unemployment. It addresses concerns about the national deficit and debt, emphasizing the impact of tax cuts. The conversation shifts to upcoming legislative challenges, including government funding and infrastructure. Predictions for 2018 include continued economic growth and the US's role on the global stage. The transcript concludes with a discussion on North Korea's potential participation in the Olympics as a step towards peace.

What economic indicators are highlighted as strong under President Trump's administration?

• High inflation and low consumer confidence

• Low consumer confidence and high unemployment

• High consumer confidence and low unemployment

• High inflation and high unemployment

What is a major concern regarding the tax reform plan?

• Reduction in government revenue

• Increase in national deficit

• Decrease in consumer spending

• Rise in unemployment

What is a key issue that needs to be addressed with the expiration of the government funding bill?

• Education funding

• DACA and immigration

• Healthcare reform

• Environmental regulations

How does the proposed infrastructure plan aim to fund projects?

• By cutting other government programs

• Through federal spending only

• By increasing taxes

• By partnering with state, local, and private entities

What is expected to drive economic growth in 2018 according to the transcript?

• Increased government spending

• Higher interest rates

• Reduction in exports

• Tax reform and repatriation of funds

What role does the US aim to play on the world stage according to the transcript?

• A leader in global affairs

• A passive observer

• A follower of international trends

• A neutral party

What opportunity does the Winter Olympics present for North Korea?

• To showcase military strength

• To join the world community in peace

• To isolate itself further

• To increase economic sanctions