Scott Horsley

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63 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 6d ago

Scott Horsley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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and its allies are paying a price for the ongoing stalemate with Iran.
Gas prices here at home are still more than a dollar a gallon higher than they were before the war began.
And diesel prices are almost $2 higher.
Deregulation, oil and gas production, and cutting taxes.
Of course, the GOP tax cuts last year have added to the U.S.
federal debt, which topped $40 trillion a couple of weeks ago, and that's forcing the U.S.
to borrow money from investors around the world.
But Besson insists there is a simple solution.
Now, fiscal watchdogs acknowledge that growth is part of the solution, but they are doubtful that it's some kind of
magic elixir.
Federal debt in the U.S.
is growing about three times as fast as the overall economy right now, and just paying interest on that debt is consuming more than a quarter of all government revenue.
Yeah, this was the first time Russia's been represented in person at a G20 finance meeting since the country invaded Ukraine more than four years ago.
And European ministers at the meeting protested.
They refused to take part in the traditional family photo until the Russian finance minister bowed out.
Besant, however, appeared to have no such qualms.
Meanwhile, of course, the U.S.
is in a bitter trade spat with our next door neighbor, Canada, whose finance minister is also in North Carolina.
Lipsky says it's a curious backdrop when the U.S.
is calling for global cooperation against Iran.
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