Bloomberg View contributor Ramesh Ponnuru explains why 401(k) savings plans have largely improved Americans' prospects for retirement. Under the old-fashioned pension system, workers could be left high and dry if a company failed. They would have been better off with a 401(k). This commentary aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View senior executive editor David Shipley presents an editorial arguing that U.S. law enforcement agencies should adopt simpler Miranda warnings for juveniles. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View columnist Jonathan Bernstein explains that we're most likely to see a flurry of minor, feel-good measures surviving both houses of Congress in 2018. Then again, if they believe this will be the last unified Republican government for a while, some party actors will argue: Why not use it? This commentary aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View senior executive editor David Shipley presents an editorial explaining why the social media business needs to find ways to make its products less exploitative. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View columnist Justin Fox presents a commentary explaining that finding out what's going to happen next could be as simple as tuning in to "The Simpsons."

Bloomberg View presents an editorial arguing that Congress and the federal courts should not let President Donald Trump refuse to fill the upper ranks of government. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View presents an editorial arguing that the U.S. must provide data on the bank accounts of foreign taxpayers, as it expects other countries to do. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View presents an editorial explaining that the U.S. Supreme Court has long been reluctant to impose restrictions on gerrymandering, the practice of drawing election districts for partisan advantage. There are signs, however, that this hesitancy might be coming to an end -- and not a moment too soon. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Dec. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View columnist Justin Fox presents a column explaining that the new tax cut legislation, which tampers with indexation, includes a tax increase that will get bigger and bigger over the decades, and it will weigh heaviest on those in lower tax brackets. Unlike most other individual income tax changes in the new law, it is permanent, and given its positive revenue implications, it is hard to imagine any future Congress rolling it back. This commentary aired on Bloomberg Radio.\u0010\u0010This is a Bloomberg View podcast.\u0010Terminal Users: Click {1 } to play or download now. \u0010Launchpad users: Click on "Attachments" to play now.\u0010For additional Bloomberg podcasts, see {BPOD }.\u0010 \u0010To contact the author of this story:\u0010Justin Fox at [email protected].\u0010\u0010To contact the editor responsible for this story:\u0010Brooke Sample at [email protected].

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