Ex-Im Bank 'Best Tool' to Compete With China Says Hochberg

The transcript discusses the reauthorization of the Eximbank, highlighting its role in global trade and competition with China. It touches on political debates around trade, particularly NAFTA, and the impact of trade policies on jobs and the economy. The conversation emphasizes the need for economic readiness and innovation to maintain competitiveness, while addressing the challenges posed by automation and tariffs.

What is the significance of the statement 'trade is not a four letter word' in the discussion?

How does the text characterize the current state of trade discussions among Democratic candidates?

What does Fred Hochberg mean by 'lifelong readiness' in the context of job training?