Mike Steger breaks down four fronts that he argues have constrained America’s growth: North American trade, the European Union, the Russia and Ukraine war, and conflict in the Middle East. He examines how Trump’s approach to each could reshape America’s relationships and restore its freedom to build.
The discussion moves from NAFTA and the future of USMCA to European sovereignty, negotiations with Russia, and Trump’s strategy toward Iran and Gaza. Mike connects these developments to a broader argument about ending prolonged conflicts and rebuilding cooperation around energy, industry, and economic growth.
Finally, Mike explores the potential of artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced manufacturing to drive a new era of American prosperity. Drawing on America’s industrial expansion from 1870 to 1900, he makes the case for an economy built on production and explains why he sees November as a defining choice for the nation’s future.
The discussion moves from NAFTA and the future of USMCA to European sovereignty, negotiations with Russia, and Trump’s strategy toward Iran and Gaza. Mike connects these developments to a broader argument about ending prolonged conflicts and rebuilding cooperation around energy, industry, and economic growth.
Finally, Mike explores the potential of artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced manufacturing to drive a new era of American prosperity. Drawing on America’s industrial expansion from 1870 to 1900, he makes the case for an economy built on production and explains why he sees November as a defining choice for the nation’s future.
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