President Trump’s recent interventions in corporate America mark a significant departure from traditional economic policy. By making the U.S. government a major shareholder in Intel and other strategic firms, Trump has ignited a debate over the future of capitalism. While some, like Bernie Sanders, support the move as a way to protect national interests, conservatives criticize it as a form of socialism. Andrew Ross Sorkin discusses how these actions could redefine the relationship between government and business, potentially reshaping American capitalism for a new generation.