

Goldberg Leak, Crockett Crass, and PBS Mea Culpa
33 snips Mar 28, 2025
The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into a controversial leak about military actions against the Houthis, sparking debates on accountability and political responsibility. Amidst rising tensions, a look is taken at the crass political rhetoric permeating current discourse. Political dynamics are shifting, particularly as demographics shift, with growing dissatisfaction among voters. Critiques of PBS and NPR shed light on perceived biases, while the failings of California's governance and its impact on quality of life add another layer of urgency to the conversation.
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Goldberg Leak
- Jeffrey Goldberg, editor of The Atlantic, obtained leaked texts detailing a Trump team discussion about the Houthis.
- He waited to expose the conversation until after the strike occurred.
Insider Leak?
- Mike Waltz's claim of not knowing Goldberg suggests either negligence by his staff or a deliberate leak.
- Someone on Trump's team having Goldberg's contact raises serious concerns.
Red Sea Security
- The Red Sea's strategic importance necessitates protection, but charging fees for passage is impractical.
- J.D. Vance and Steve Miller expressed concerns about the financial burden of protecting European interests.