Today, Alexandra speaks with Jack Ewing of the New York Times. Jack reports on business and economics and is based in Frankfurt. In this episode, Jack discusses his book “Faster, Higher, Farther: The Volkswagen Scandal” and shares many details of the fascinating, but divisive tactics that Volkswagen used to trick the United States emissions standards.
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