Carol Rosenberg

Carol Rosenberg, a seasoned New York Times reporter known for her coverage of Guantanamo Bay, joins the discussion on Israel's provocative ground invasion of Lebanon. She highlights the humanitarian concerns for civilians amidst military action and explores the ripple effects on regional stability. The podcast also touches on significant labor strikes threatening U.S. trade and job security, alongside a poignant reflection on Pete Rose's controversial legacy. Plus, a glimpse at Hurricane Helene's aftermath adds to the pressing issues at hand.

Carol Rosenberg, a New York Times reporter specializing in Guantanamo Bay, delves into the complex dynamics of Israel's recent military actions across Lebanon, Gaza, and Yemen, emphasizing the threat from Hezbollah. She highlights the implications of these strikes for regional stability. The podcast also discusses the devastation left by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, detailing the community’s struggles for recovery amidst political maneuvering. Additionally, there’s a tribute to the late Kris Kristofferson, exploring his dual legacy in music and acting.