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Jeet Heer - National-affairs correspondent at The Nation and a political journalist focused on American politics, political culture, and public affairs.
David Klion - The Conflict And Incoherence Within Right-wing Foreign Policy And The Trump Administration’s Approach To International Affairs.
Chris Lehmann - The Return Of Mccarthyist Rhetoric, Republican Attacks Labeling Democrats As Communists, And The Political Impact Of The Iran War.
Matt Duss - The Iran War, Regional Escalation, The Strait Of Hormuz, The Houthis, And The Consequences Of Attacks On Civilian Infrastructure.
Zephyr Teachout - Crony Capitalism, Monopoly Power, Corporate Consolidation, Antitrust History, And The Role Of State Governments In Opposing Mergers.
Eoin Higgins - Graham Platner’s Withdrawal From The Maine Senate Race, The Allegations Surrounding His Campaign, Progressive Politics, And The Democratic Party’s Candidate Search.
The Iran War Stalemate w/ Trita Parsi
August 30, 2026
The Trump administration has announced a new set of harsh sanctions against Iran. This is a strange development since originally Trump launched a war on Iran on the pretext that sanctions weren’t working. Trita Parsi of the Qunicy Institute argues the current tactic won’t work and is a holding action as both the US and Iran bide their time in a long conflict. Parsi’s writings can be found on his Substack. In the interview, we discuss his column on the surprising way many governments are rooti...
Israel’s Escalating Conflict with Turkey w/ Adam Weinstein
August 23, 2026
The current conflict in the Middle East might escalate on a new front. In recent weeks, Israeli Prime Minister Benjaman Netanyahu has been touting Turkey as a potential threat on par with Iran. This conflict is partly spurred by the fact that Syria, currently rebuilding after a brutal civil war, is becoming a battleground for competing projects of regional hegemony. To discuss this as well as the prospects for a more realistic foreign policy, I talked to Adam Weinstein of the Quincy Institute...
Trump’s Chaotic Foreign Policy w/ David Klion
August 16, 2026
There’s an ongoing feud in the Trump administration between restrainers (advocates of a less hawkish foreign policy) and neoconservatives (advocates of militarism on multiple fronts). David Klion wrote about this conflict for the Nation but notes that the ideologies are less important than the fact that Trump is an impulsive bully who often changes his mind. I talked to David about this conflict and the larger incoherence of right-wing foreign policy. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle....
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