Micklethwait: Judge Trump on What He Does, Not Says

The transcript discusses the implications of Trump's appointments, focusing on Carl Icahn and Peter Navarro, and their potential impact on regulations and the economy. Concerns about Trump's relationship with China and its effects on global economics are highlighted. The discussion also touches on the perception of Trump abroad, particularly in Europe, and compares it to previous Republican leaders. The potential for regulatory reform, especially regarding Dodd Frank, is also explored.

What is a major concern regarding Trump's appointment of Peter Navarro?

• His lack of experience in economics

• His opposition to Carl Icahn

• His protectionist stance towards China

• His support for increased regulations

What is a key issue with the Dodd-Frank law according to the transcript?

• It is only relevant in Europe

• It is too complex and lengthy

• It is not applicable to the financial sector

• It is too short and lacks detail

What is the expectation of the financial community regarding US regulations?

• A slightly improved version of Dodd-Frank

• Introduction of new regulations

• Complete removal of all regulations

• No changes to the current regulations

How does the international community perceive Trump's presidency compared to Obama?

• More positively

• As a mystery

• With more enthusiasm

• With more clarity

What is a common challenge for European countries regarding US Republican leaders?

• Agreeing with their foreign policies

• Supporting their domestic agendas

• Adapting to their conservative stance

• Understanding their economic policies