Episode 31: Direct from Davos — Dutch PM Mark Rutte — Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki

<p>We've got the lowdown from Davos in another special edition from the World Economic Forum. The podcast features interviews with two prime ministers — the Netherlands' Mark Rutte and Poland's Mateusz Morawiecki — as well as U.S. investor Bill McGlashan, a champion of social impact investing.</p> <p>Ryan Heath is your host for a show that's both the final edition of our daily Davos Confidential podcasts and the latest weekly episode in our EU Confidential series.</p> <p>Rutte's red lines: The Dutch PM makes clear he's not up for turning the eurozone into a &quot;transfer union.&quot; He says he's all for more European integration if it means completing the single market but &quot;we have to be very careful about what we want to achieve. I'm against risk sharing... And if that is what some people mean, I will very much plead against it.&quot;</p> <p>Brexit blues: Hear why the Netherlands &quot;hates&quot; the fact Britain is leaving the EU and what Rutte wants from London now.</p> <p>POLITICO’s Matthew Kaminski speaks to new Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki — a 49-year-old, polyglot banker — about his plans to fix Warsaw’s troubled relations with Brussels, the biggest threats to Poland and its economic successes.</p> <p>Firm on justice reform: &quot;We are not weakening institutions,&quot; Morawiecki insists. &quot;I'm absolutely convinced that we are strengthening those institutions. The judiciary system in Poland, after our reforms, is going to be more independent, more objective, more transparent, and more effective&quot;</p> <p>Cabinet reshuffle: “The changes were important to actually bring some new thinking to the government. And the most important thing today is that we tried to find common ground with Europe.&quot;</p> <p>Russian worries: Hear why Morawiecki regards Moscow as one of the biggest threats to Poland — and why Warsaw is so opposed to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.</p> <p>U.S. investor Bill McGlashan explains why he started an investment fund with Bono, why he took his family to live in In