Big Retailers Line Up Against Proposed Border Tax

The transcript discusses the debate over the border adjustment tax, highlighting the involvement of major retailers and importers like Walmart, Target, and Nike. It outlines the lobbying efforts against the tax, noting significant opposition from corporate America and conservative funders. The discussion also covers the arguments in favor of the tax, which proponents believe will boost American manufacturing and align with Trump's campaign promises. The White House's stance remains uncertain, with both sides vying for influence.

What is the significance of the coalition formed by big retailers in the context of tax reform?

What role does the White House play in the debate over border adjustment and tax reform?

How have retailers changed their approach towards lobbying in Washington, D.C.?

What arguments are being made in favor of border adjustment and how do they relate to American consumers?

What potential impact could border adjustment have on American manufacturing according to supporters?