Susan Kokinda on Kevin Warsh's "regime change" testimony at the Fed, Trump's Defense Production Act assault on the British free-trade system, and the empire's panic as Chatham House holds its inquest into the Not-So-Special Relationship.
Bruce Director frames panic over current events against a long British-vs-American-system conflict. Trump pressures NATO, reverses deindustrialization via tariffs, confronts Iran as the British oil chokepoint, works China/Pakistan backchannels, and escalates deep-state prosecutions.
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In this episode, Kesha Rogers and Michael Steger discuss the current U.S. foreign policy landscape, focusing on the conflict between Israel and Iran, and the critical role of U.S.-Russia relations in achieving global peace. They delve into the significance of President Trump's initiatives in stopping endless wars and fostering economic development. The conversation also addresses the cultural and political dynamics shaping today's international events, including the recent attacks in Iran and Israel, and the broader implications for U.S. policy. Emphasizing a higher moral and cultural principle, the speakers argue for the necessity of strong U.S.-Russia cooperation to create a new, peaceful global order.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:25 Current Geopolitical Climate: Israel and Iran
02:00 Trump's Commitment to Peace
03:34 The Role of U.S.-Russia Cooperation
06:18 Michael Steger's Analysis
07:40 U.S.-Iran Negotiations
10:10 Escalating Tensions and Global Reactions
13:00 Cultural and Ideological Conflicts
17:25 Historical Context and Leadership
21:37 The Cultural War and Its Implications
31:21 The Importance of U.S.-Russia Relations
48:25 Conclusion and Call to Action
Susan Kokinda on Kevin Warsh's "regime change" testimony at the Fed, Trump's Defense Production Act assault on the British free-trade system, and the empire's panic as Chatham House holds its inquest into the Not-So-Special Relationship.
Bruce Director frames panic over current events against a long British-vs-American-system conflict. Trump pressures NATO, reverses deindustrialization via tariffs, confronts Iran as the British oil chokepoint, works China/Pakistan backchannels, and escalates deep-state prosecutions.
Barbara exposes how a City of London-linked propaganda network is targeting JD Vance to derail Iran peace talks and damage Trump before the midterms, while Trump warns "No More Mr. Nice Guy" and DOJ prosecutions close in on the Russiagate insurrectionists.
Iran was never the real target — the British imperial system is. Bessent's "Economic Fury" meeting with UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves, the end of Lloyd's and London's pricing racket, and the Hudson Institute's Hail-Mary plan to send King Charles to save the Special Relationship.
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