The Navigator -- Trade & Tribulations: It's the Geopolitics, Stupid

In this episode of the Navigator, Tina Fordham explains why geopolitics accounts for the surrender of U.S. allies in trade negotiations with the White House, and discusses the political uncertainty generated by these deals – even if the risk of trade war has receded.

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