In this deep-dive discussion, Jim and Austin analyze Trump’s potential return to foreign policy, highlighting his game-changing Abraham Accords that brought Israel and Arab nations closer together to counter Iran. The conversation reveals how Trump’s reputation for decisive action might already be influencing global players, with reports of the Houthis changing their behavior just on speculation of his return.
The duo then tackles major defense challenges, exploring potential picks for Secretary of Defense and solutions for rebuilding America’s naval power. They discuss innovative proposals like partnering with Asian allies for shipbuilding and offer fascinating insights into the Ukraine-Russia conflict, including Russia’s surprising dependence on North Korean troops. Packed with seasoned analysis on how U.S. military and foreign policy might shift in the coming years.
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Thank you.
I don't share your expectation that Trump's cabinet will be any better than Biden's. Not with Pet Hegseth as SecDef and Tulsi Gabbard as DNI. Will she be working for us or the Russians?
Building ships in Japan/Korea is a great idea that I have thought of before, especially the USMCs otherwise pie-in-the-sky LSM idea.
"President Biden had a rather pro-Iran attitude"…I better check with the white house on that: "Less than a week ago, Iran launched one of the largest missile and drone attacks the world has ever seen against Israel. Together with our allies and partners, the United States defended Israel. We helped defeat this attack. And today, we are holding Iran accountable—imposing new sanctions and export controls on Iran." But more importantly, can you guys learn what a 'take' is? As in, "My audio quit working, let's do another take."