Schweizer appears on Sky News Australia

Government Accountability Institute President and author Peter Schweizer joined Sky News host James Morrow to discuss the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China. “We’re in a waiting game right now,” Schweizer said. “China has made it clear they’re not willing to negotiate, and Trump shows no sign of backing down. But I

Newsom v. Trump: Bruner discusses tariffs, Gavin Newsom, Trump, and free markets

On April 16, GAI research director Seamus Bruner joined Andrew Wilkow on his SiriusXM radio show to discuss Trump’s tariffs and Gavin Newsom’s lawsuit against them, arguing Newsom’s pro-China stance and lack of legal standing make it grandstanding. Bruner defended tariffs as a tool to force fair trade, noting China’s reliance on U.S. markets amid

The New Emancipation Proclamation // Eggers joined OAN to talk tariffs, trade, national security

Eric Eggers joined Chanel Rion on OAN on April 11 to discuss Trump’s 90-day tariff pause. He rebutted media claims of Trump’s weakness and framed the move as a strategic one to recalibrate global trade dynamics. Eggers told the host the pause, prompted by market reactions, showcases Trump’s savvy, with over 70 countries now negotiating

Trump’s Trade Reset // Eric Eggers joined Finnerty on Newsmax to discuss trade, tariffs, China

Tariffs will leverage the US consumer to win a strategic advantage in the world. That’s the analysis offered by GAI vice president Eric Eggers, who said President Donald Trump is “not messing around.” In a conversation with Newsmax’s Rob Finnerty, Eggers framed tariffs as a strategic move to leverage the purchasing power of the American

“Tariffs and the Truth” // Eric Eggers of GAI appears on Greg Kelly Radio program

Eric Eggers of GAI appeared on WABC on the Greg Kelly Radio Show to discuss Trump’s tariff strategy, framing it as a bold move to rebalance trade and help average Americans, rather than stock-owning elites. In his remarks, Eggers highlighted how the media frequently overreacts, ignoring decades of trade deficits with countries like China and