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Former Secretary of State Antony Blinken told me two factors are likely to determine where the Iran war goes, and how it ends: “markets and munitions.”
You can watch my interview here:
“Real change in Iran will require a sustained US military focus in the Middle East that could wear down US weapons stockpiles and leave it vulnerable to attacks from other adversaries such as Russia and China, former Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.”
My conversation with former Secretary of State Antony Blinken is also available as an episode of “The Big Take” podcast:
Former Secretary of State Antony Blinken told me two factors are likely to determine where the Iran war goes, and how it ends: “markets and munitions.”
You can watch my interview here:
From Apollo’s chief economist, Torsten Sløk:
Sen. Mark Warner, the ranking member on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, who was briefed ahead of the United States and Israel’s strikes on Iran:
“There was no imminent threat to America.”
You can watch our entire conversation with Sen. Mark Warner on “Bloomberg This Weekend” here:
Sen. Mark Warner, the ranking member on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, who was briefed ahead of the United States and Israel’s strikes on Iran:
“There was no imminent threat to America.”
In Lloyd Blankfein’s first TV interview pegged to the publication of his memoir, the former Goldman Sachs CEO and I talk about AI, private credit, President Trump, and Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey Epstein:
See you Saturday. And Sunday.
Since 1999, the International Crisis Group’s Phil Gunson has lived in Caracas.
Last week, I caught up with him in New York, and we talked about how much — and how little — has changed in Venezuela.
Our conversation:
This is what Marcus Coleman told FOX26 last year, after he met with the man responsible for the accident that injured his daughter Dalilah:
The state of this microphone is … overmodulated.
President Trump just said, “We lifted 2.4 million Americans off of food stamps.”
A reminder of what happened to those 2.4 million Americans:
Today in NYC Snowy Side Hustles:
NB: President Trump had threatened to put a 200% tariff on French wines.
Wine importer Victor Schwartz, the plaintiff in Donald J. Trump, et al. v. V.O.S. Selections, Inc., tells NPR’s Scott Detrow he will celebrate his legal victory tonight with a bottle of Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
I’m old enough to remember when, on matters of war, presidents told lawmakers what they might or might not do.
Bermuda has a consulate, not an embassy. It’s under the jurisdiction of the U.S. ambassador to the Court of St. James.
The administration has attacked the Federal Reserve System’s independence by going after the central bank’s leadership.
Now, one of the president’s closest advisers is going after the largest Reserve bank and its Ph.D. economists, for publishing a study with which he disagrees.
C’mon, Jeff. The take … was calling David Greene an “accentless vocal cipher.”
This is a bad take, Jeff.
Count me among those — there are millions of us who listened to David Greene co-host “Morning Editon” for years — who could identify his voice almost immediately.
Midwinter on the Brooklyn Riviera
