"There is something deeply ironic about Donald Trump potentially returning to power and implementing the price reductions on something where he went out on a limb for Republicans," Spencer Perlman, director of healthcare research at Veda Partners, an investment advisor, and consultancy firm, told Insider. — Spencer Perlman

Henrietta Treyz, Veda Partners Managing Partner and Director of Economic Policy, discussed the future for Republican Congressman Kevin McCarthy as he makes his bid for House Speaker with Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets: Americas." (Source: Bloomberg)

“There are some small things on the margins that the administration can do without congress... one of the things specifically would be to institute investment restrictions...” — Henrietta Treyz on Bloomberg Surveillance Podcast

Henrietta Treyz, Veda Partners Director of Economic Policy, says Biden's decision to run for a second term depends on Trump's. “Amongst the Republican party you've got roughly 80% approval for the President's trade agenda... and that's what's driving them”— Henrietta Treyz on Bloomberg Surveillance Podcast

Veda Partners Director of Economic Policy Henrietta Treyz speaks to Bloomberg's Alix Steel and Guy Johnson ahead of the bilateral meeting between President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Boris Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets". (Source: Bloomberg)

"It gives a chance for these hospitals to exist," said Spencer Perlman, director of healthcare research at Veda Partners. "It’s a choice between what you have now and nothing.” Perlman estimates hospitals could receive around $750,000 in additional funding under the program, on average, adding the amount could vary widely depending upon how CMS calculates payments."— Spencer Perlman

"Competition policy and antitrust reform is the likeliest potential legislation affecting the tech sector that this Congress could pass, and yet I still think it’s below 50% odds," said Alex Cynamon, a policy analyst with research firm Veda Partners. "It’s a tall order for any advocates and groups to compel Congress to actually enact material changes to the statute.""— Alex Cynamon

"Though this rhetoric has not so far led to Republicans taking the plunge into serious legislative action, it could provide the political cover for the Federal Trade Commission to redefine its relationship to competition policy, according to Alex Cynamon of Veda Partners. "There’s a level of bipartisan support that should embolden the Biden administration to pursue enforcement actions and rule making that address competition policy and could even be narrowly focused on the tech sector," he said."— Alex Cynamon

"Imagine what the 2020 election would be about without the trade war, or threats to tariff Mexico over immigration policy. The incumbent president stands to win a reelection with the two issues raging into 2020 — even with some modest economic hit — and may not otherwise." — Henrietta Treyz