Ron Filipkowski on Trump’s Tariffs, State of the Union, and Media Spin
February 24, 2026
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as posted by the channelBrian Shapiro sits down with Ron Filipkowski (Editor-in-Chief of MeidasTouch Network) for a wide-ranging interview covering Trump’s tariffs, the upcoming State of the Union, political media narratives, and the controversies dominating headlines.
From the debate over the $175 billion tariff impact on American consumers to questions about accountability, polling, and how culture-war politics shapes messaging, Ron breaks down the stories driving today’s political conversation — and what to watch next.
If you follow Trump news, political analysis, and insider commentary on the media landscape, this conversation connects the dots between policy, politics, and the narratives shaping public opinion.
🔥 In this interview:
🎙️ Ron Filipkowski on Trump’s State of the Union strategy
💵 The $175B tariff controversy and where the money could go
📊 Approval ratings, media narratives, and political messaging
🏛️ Culture-war politics and how they shape the news cycle
📰 Behind-the-scenes insight from the MeidasTouch editor-in-chief
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