What podcasts say about Kurt Reiman
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Kurt Reiman has said on podcasts
8 statements · 1 positive · 3 negative · 1 mixed · 3 neutral
Without legislative action, Social Security benefits would be reduced by 22%.
“that means... a 22% reduction in benefits”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 3:05
AI investment is already adding about 0.5 percentage points to U.S. economic activity.
“Already adding about a half a percentage point to U.S. economic activity”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 3:32
Data centers have local impacts that require policy consideration.
“the local impact of data centers”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 3:56
Social Security and AI generate broad concern but partisan disagreement over costs and government response.
“Both expose the same political tension. Voters broadly agree that there's a problem. But the parties disagree over who should bear the costs and how government should respond.”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 4:28
Progress on Social Security or AI policy will require political compromise.
“progress on either issue is going to require a bit of a political marriage”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 4:42
Bipartisan concerns will need to be matched by bipartisan compromise.
“bipartisan concerns are going to have to be matched with bipartisan compromise”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 4:52
Concerns about U.S. fiscal sustainability are contributing to rising bond yields.
“bond yields rising, and part of it over concerns of U.S. fiscal sustainability”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 9:40
Social Security is contributing substantially to the U.S. deficit.
“Social Security is one of those programs, a pretty big one, that's adding to the deficit”
Open the episode · Top of the Morning: Election Watch 2026 - Something old, something newListen at 10:12
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