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Tyler Cowen and Steve Davies talk Theresa May, Brexit, and Europe (Live)

7 Jun 2017 6 published claims 2 attributable people

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04 / disagreement

If you’re theory is all about the extreme poverty of West Virginia and the state is falling apart, when in fact it’s been growing a bit. It’s gained 50,000 residents over the last 15 years, not a lot, but it’s not being massively depopulated ‑‑ and your theory is they’re all opting for Trump, or populism, or alt‑right because they’re so poor, it doesn’t make sense.

“If you’re theory is all about the extreme poverty of West Virginia and the state is falling apart, when in fact it’s been growing a bit. It’s gained 50,000 residents over the last 15 years, not a lot, but it’s not being massively depopulated ‑‑ and your theory is they’re all opting for Trump, or populism, or alt‑right because they’re so poor, it doesn’t make sense.”
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Tyler Cowen
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05 / prediction

I think what will happen is that the Irish government and the British government will agree that the Irish government will do the British government’s dirty work and have all the border controls and checks in places like Waterford, Cork, and Dublin rather than… Which is what happened before 1971, rather than what you suggest, because nobody, I think, in their right mind wants to have a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic.

“I think what will happen is that the Irish government and the British government will agree that the Irish government will do the British government’s dirty work and have all the border controls and checks in places like Waterford, Cork, and Dublin rather than… Which is what happened before 1971, rather than what you suggest, because nobody, I think, in their right mind wants to have a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic.”
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Steve Davies
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