Morty Davis discusses whether Trump can end the Gaza war, whether the Iran conflict is becoming a political liability, and whether Netanyahu is doing enough to curb settler violence in the West Bank. Len Carter is the guest as they also examine the surprising convergence between parts of the far right and far left over Israel, foreign intervention, and the meaning of “America First.”

Morty Davis discusses whether President Trump can use tariffs, sanctions, and oil to make both allies and adversaries bend to America’s will. Len Carter is the guest, joining Morty to debate the risks and rewards of confronting Canada, tightening the economic noose around Iran, and expanding U.S. control over Venezuela’s oil.

This week Morty Davis takes a break from political debate to pay tribute to some of the heroes who have shaped and inspired his life—including scientists, entrepreneurs, political leaders, and longtime business partners.

Morty Davis discusses the Democratic Party’s recent progressive primary victories, whether New York’s results signal a broader shift to the left, and whether Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s threat to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu was serious policy or political theater. Len Carter joins Morty to examine what these developments—and President Trump’s falling approval rating—could mean for both parties heading into the midterm elections.

Morty Davis discusses whether “peace through strength” has meaning if America is unwilling to fully use its military power, and whether tariffs and sanctions can force Iran and Russia to change course. Len Carter joins as guest to debate whether economic pressure can succeed on its own or whether real change ultimately requires military force.

Morty Davis discusses whether President Trump’s repeated threats and retreats toward Iran have weakened American credibility and made his claims of victory impossible to reconcile with Iran’s continued attacks and disruption of the Strait of Hormuz. Len Carter joins him to debate whether unconditional surrender is still achievable, whether Trump can build the political and international support needed to finish the war, and whether rising gas prices and economic anxiety could hurt Republicans in the midterms.

Morty Davis discusses whether President Trump is trying to end the war with Iran too soon and whether diplomacy can succeed without unconditional surrender. Joined by Len Carter, he examines whether Trump’s strategy was sound but poorly executed—and whether unfinished wars only invite future conflict.

Morty Davis discusses President Trump’s effort to sell Wall Street faster access to Truth Social posts, his attempt to hold Canada responsible for cross-border wildfire smoke, and his latest speech on election security. Len Carter joins the conversation to debate whether these moves protect the public interest or reflect an expanding use of presidential power for political and financial advantage.

Morty Davis discusses Trump’s latest political moves with guest Len Carter, including the appointment of Lindsey Graham’s sister, the proposed Strait of Hormuz fee, and the housing bill that became law without Trump’s signature. They debate whether these actions reflect effective leverage and loyalty—or political symbolism with limited results.

Morty Davis: The Voice of Wisdom -- Presidential Pressuring, Branding & Ukraine