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- Robert Barnes: BREAKING: Trump Threatens to Bomb Iran's Critical Infrastructure Over Hormuz AttacksThis interview dives deep into the escalating US-Iran conflict and the severe limitations of current US foreign policy. We explore how coercive threats and regime change strategies are backfiring, as Iranian public opinion remains firmly united against external pressure. The discussion highlights critical military, economic, and political hard limits facing the US, including munitions shortages, rising energy costs, and vulnerable regional allies. With Israel hesitant to engage and global powers bypassing US sanctions, the weaponization of the dollar is accelerating the push for alternative financial systems. Discover why escalating this conflict risks imperial overstretch and economic disaster.
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53 min - Richard Wolff: Yemen's Bab al-Mandab Blockade & Hormuz Closure Shatter the Global Oil MarketExplore the escalating US-Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz blockade, and the massive global economic shockwaves. This in-depth analysis breaks down the failure of US sanctions and military strategies, revealing how modern missile and drone warfare are exposing the vulnerabilities of the American empire. Discover the historic geopolitical shifts as nations bypass US hegemony, and understand the domestic crises fueling Washington's desperation. A crucial look at the decline of unipolarity and the birth of a new multipolar world order.
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1 hr - Laith Marouf: Trump Says Syria Could Strike Hezbollah — Hezbollah Vows to Crush Any AttackThis interview breaks down the escalating regional war in Western Asia. We analyze the recent meeting between US and Lebanese leadership, exposing false narratives about Israeli withdrawal from unoccupied towns. The discussion details Iran’s strategic strikes on US military bases in Syria, Jordan, and Kuwait, dismantling critical staging areas and air defenses. We also examine Yemen’s new blockade of Saudi Red Sea ports, threatening global oil supplies and exposing the vulnerability of US-aligned Gulf states. Finally, we explore how the Axis of Resistance is unifying across Lebanon, Iraq, Syria, and Palestine, preparing for expanded confrontation and signaling a major shift in the regional balance of power.
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50 min - Elijah Magnier: Saudi Tankers Turn Back as Yemen's Red Sea Blockade TightensExplore the escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East in this in-depth analysis of the US military campaign against Iran and Tehran's strategic response. Despite intensified attacks on Iranian infrastructure, Iran utilizes decentralized, non-conventional methods to maintain control over the Strait of Hormuz. This leverage creates a major strategic dilemma for Washington as Iran demands sanctions relief. The discussion also covers Yemen’s blockade of Saudi shipments via the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, exposing the limits of US-Saudi pressure. Plus, insights into Israel’s continued presence in southern Lebanon despite diplomatic talks, and Iran’s countermeasures against militia threats along the Iraq-Iran border. A deep dive into shifting regional power dynamics and asymmetric warfare.
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58 min - Larry Johnson: BREAKING: US B-1 Bombers Launch from UK for Major Strike on Pickaxe MountainThis interview analyzes the escalating US-Iran conflict and the strategic realities facing both nations. Key topics include potential US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites and Iran’s strategy to retaliate by targeting US military bases across the Gulf. The discussion highlights critical US logistical challenges, including severe munitions depletion, making a sustained war of attrition increasingly untenable for Washington. As Iran works to make the region unlivable for US forces, economic pressures and global supply chain disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz are mounting. Ultimately, these compounding military and economic factors will likely force the US to seek an exit strategy, accelerating the global shift toward a multinodal world order.
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44 min - David Pyne: Trump Holds Jordan Responsible for 3 U.S. DeathsDive into this in-depth analysis of the escalating US-Iran conflict and its ripple effects across the Middle East. This interview explores the realities of a protracted "forever war," highlighting ineffective US military strikes, Iran's strategic economic blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and the growing vulnerability of US forces in Jordan and Gulf states. Discover how GCC nations are quietly shifting their security strategies, why Israel remains on the margins of the conflict, and the severe domestic political and economic consequences facing the US, including rising gas prices and plummeting approval ratings. A must-watch for understanding the true geopolitical dynamics shaping the region today.
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43 min - Col. Larry Wilkerson: Iran Says It Knocked Out Patriot Defenses at U.S. Base in KuwaitThis interview analyzes the escalating Middle East conflict and its dire global implications. The discussion highlights Iran's strategic targeting of US and Gulf state assets, warning that continued escalation could disrupt the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz, triggering a global economic recession. It critiques the current US administration's lack of coherent strategy, depleted munitions, and misleading information regarding the war. The conversation also examines shifting global power dynamics favoring China and Russia, and the consequences of unwavering support for Israeli leadership. A stark warning about the risks of broader global conflict and the accelerated decline of American geopolitical power.
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1 hr 8 min - John Helmer: The Iran Model Changes Everything: Putin's Next Move ExplainedExplore the strategic dynamics of the ongoing conflicts involving Russia, Iran, and the US. This interview examines the growing public opinion split in Russia regarding military escalation and argues that Moscow could learn from the "Iranian model" of asymmetric warfare. Rather than traditional military escalation, this approach targets the economic vulnerabilities, stock markets, and supply chains of the adversary to create domestic political pressure. The discussion also covers how drone warfare in the Black Sea impacts the Russian economy ahead of national elections, and analyzes US political calculations, market manipulations, and Washington's confidence in maintaining its geopolitical strategy despite global pushback.
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59 min - Seyed M. Marandi: Iran's Biggest Strike Yet - Major Blow to U.S. Bases as Yemen Imposes BLOCKADE
We analyze the shifting balance of power, the heavy toll on U.S. military assets in the Persian Gulf and Jordan, and the dismantling of Israeli defense layers. With the Axis of Resistance leveraging advanced missiles, drones, and deep regional intelligence, Western forces face an unwinnable, protracted conflict.
Tune in to understand the catastrophic economic impacts of these maritime blockades, the failure of U.S. strategies, and why a long-term war heavily favors regional resistance forces over foreign intervention.
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1 hr 2 min - Paul Craig Roberts: Breaking: Yemen Announces Naval Blockade Against Saudi ArabiaAn in-depth analysis of the escalating Middle East conflict, covering Yemen's maritime blockade threats against Saudi Arabia and Iran's defiance of the ongoing siege. The discussion critiques Iran's strategy of engaging in a tit-for-tat conflict with the US rather than directly targeting Israel, arguing this allows Israel to avoid the costs of war. It also highlights the risks of relying on closing the Strait of Hormuz, as the US could segment global oil markets or operate from distant aircraft carriers. Ultimately, the conversation warns that this conflict risks spiraling out of control, drawing parallels to Ukraine, and suggests the broader US strategic goal may be to isolate China by controlling regional energy flows.
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