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ACCF Scholar: NATO Needs More Guns and Less Butter

The Wall Street Journal
But change will be difficult, and the magnitude of what needs to be done is sobering. The U.S. currently spends 3.2% of gross domestic...

NAFTA/USMCA: Past, Present And Future

A new ACCF report outlines the case for USMCA ratification while cautioning against NAFTA termination

Mark Bloomfield on ARD TV

On April 14th, ACCF President and CEO Mark Bloomfield was interviewed by Weltspiegel, the flagship news program on ARD TV, the largest public broadcaster in...

ACCF Chief Economist Discusses Tariffs and Trade

On TRT World "Bigger than Five," ACCF Chief Economist Dr. Pinar Cebi Wilber discusses the latest developments and impacts of President Trump's tariffs and U.S. trade policy.

ACCF Center for Policy Research Applauds Bill Gates Announcement on Expansion...

Statement from Drew Bond, ACCF Senior Fellow & Director of Energy Innovation Programs: "Bill Gates has demonstrated his leadership and forward thinking in expanding the Breakthrough Energy...

Scrapping Nafta cannot help the losing side

It is true that trade policies have winners and losers, but their net impact is a win for the country.

Trade Tensions: What Trump Means for U.S.-China Relations

Aired on Bloomberg Daybreak

ICCF Chairman Tony Nash discusses the future of trade relations between the U.S. and China. He speaks with Bloomberg's Yvonne Man and Betty Liu on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

Banks: Trump Russia memo as fake as play money you buy...

Airing on CNBC “Power Lunch”

“As a former CIA analyst, I can say with complete confidence … that those leaked memos are as fake as the play money you would buy at a toy store,” George David Banks said in an interview with “Power Lunch” on Wednesday.

America Needs a Dealmaker Like Tillerson in the State Department

Published in Morning Consult

Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson’s view of global politics has been shaped by running one of the world’s largest, most sophisticated companies. With operations on six continents, Tillerson has had to strike deals and manage complex relations with dozens of countries and a wide range of leaders, based on pragmatism and mutually beneficial economic agreements.

Post-Trump, markets will go back to fundamentals: Pro

Airing on CNBC - Markets will be paying attention to whether Donald Trump delivers on the fiscal spending promises he's made, says Tony Nash of Compete Intelligence and Chairman of International Council for Capital Formation.

Bloomberg on U.S. Election

Tony Nash, chief economist and managing partner at Complete Intelligence and Chairman of International Council for Capital Formation discusses the U.S. election and how...

USA Today Viewpoint: Trump’s Instincts on Russia Are Correct

Published in USA Today

As America allied with the Soviet Union to defeat Nazi Germany, Washington should seek similar cooperation with Moscow to defeat ISIL.

Trump’s Foreign Policy Will Be Proven Right

Published in Real Clear Politics

Many of Donald Trump’s comments on foreign relations have left experts and former policymakers scratching their heads, and, in some cases, hostile to his candidacy for president.

Trump’s instincts are correct on Russia

Published in Washington Examiner - Scary. Dangerous. Insane. Those are the words critics, including some key conservatives, use to describe Donald Trump’s informal courtship of Russian President Vladimir Putin. For the vast majority of America’s establishment, Trump’s remarks are simply unthinkable. But what if Trump is on the right track? What if the experts are missing what’s truly at stake for long-term U.S. national security?

Brexit is not that big of a deal: Economist

Tony Nash speaks to CNBC about the economic impact of Brexit.

Trump’s Asian foreign policy would benefit America

By Tony Nash and George David Banks As Donald Trump marches closer to winning the Republican nomination, many Asian governments have started sketching out plans...