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Is the U.S. losing the trust it spent decades building? In this episode of The Valley Current®, Jack Russo sits down with Tom Casey to examine a war that appears driven more by impulse than strategy, and the ripple effects now reshaping global alliances. They unpack how disregarding military advice, weakening civilian leadership credibility, and alienating long-standing partners have created a dangerous vacuum filled by uncertainty and opportunism. From economic fallout tied to the Strait of Hormuz to Europe potentially brokering peace without U.S. involvement, the conversation highlights a pivotal moment in global leadership. What emerges is a sobering reality: credibility can unravel faster than expected, and much of the world is already beginning to look beyond the U.S. for leadership.

Jack Russo

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