McNamara: Mexico Is Ground Zero for U.S. Populism

The transcript discusses the economic and political dynamics between the US and Mexico, focusing on trade policies, tariffs, and the impact of a new US administration. It highlights the challenges faced by Mexico, including credit default swaps and the potential for economic distress. The debate over the US-Mexico border wall is explored, questioning its effectiveness and cost. The discussion also touches on the influence of populist regimes on currency and economic policies, with a focus on the US dollar's strength and global market implications.

What are the potential consequences of a sovereign default in Mexico?

What role does digital technology play in border security compared to physical barriers?

How does the concept of a border wall relate to economic policies discussed?