Heritage Foundation's Moore on Tax Repatriation, Immigration

The transcript discusses the potential impact of capital repatriation by companies like Apple, addressing skepticism about tax cuts and their benefits. It highlights challenges in the labor market, particularly in STEM fields, and the need for immigration reform. The conversation also covers infrastructure spending, government budget priorities, and the global tax competition resulting from US tax reforms. Finally, it touches on international relations and economic policies, with a focus on the Davos forum.

What are the potential benefits of repatriating capital back to the United States?

How does the speaker view the relationship between corporate buybacks and share prices?

What concerns are raised about the labor market in relation to new job creation?

What is the speaker's stance on increasing the number of H1B visas?

What are the implications of the new tax law on international competition?

What does the speaker suggest about the future of corporate investment in the U.S.?

How does the speaker perceive the President's attendance at Davos?