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Economist-CQ Roll Call Breakfast: The Intersection of Business and Policy

By Roll Call Staff
Posted February 24, 2016 at 9:45am

This invitation-only event featured former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin discussing his outlook on 2016, plus Congressman Steny Hoyer giving their on-the-ground perspective, how the issues will play out in Congress and the reality of the political climate right now. The Economist’s David Rennie and CQ Roll Call’s David Ellis led the conversation. 

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