Jonathan Ferro

Senator, I feel like there's an aversion to that these days and a fear associated with some of the headlines we've all seen over the past week, the prospect of white-collar jobs being wiped out.

How do we prepare for a moment like that and ensure that what globalization did to manufacturing doesn't happen to services with AI?

So, Senator, it's intriguing because we heard from the Treasury Secretary earlier on this morning, speaking to the American press, and he said the following, that I spoke with Republican senators early this week, and I think we have agreement to go ahead with the Walsh hearing.

Do you have an understanding of where he's getting that impression from?

attorney with a dream.

Senator, if you had the call from Treasury or from the White House about this, when was the last time you had the conversation on the issue?

Senator, before you go, time for one final question.

You're in Munich.

Let's finish where we started.

Chancellor Merz just spoke moments ago and said the transatlantic partnership is no longer self-evident.

Senator, how received, how well received was your delegation in Munich?

Senator, appreciate your time.

I know it's loud over there.

Enjoy Europe.

Thank you very much, sir.

Senator Tom Tillis there on the Federal Reserve, on China and the relationship with the Europeans.

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