David Ignatius, a Washington Post columnist, discusses space warfare and satellite vulnerabilities, along with updates on wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. Scott shares thoughts on AI, OpenAI shakeups, and personal reflections on reducing drinking. The podcast covers diverse topics from market insights to language learning and the impact of self-learning algorithms on society.

Jonathan Lemire, a U.S. special correspondent for BBC News and contributing writer at The Atlantic, joins David Ignatius, associate editor at The Washington Post, to dissect urgent political developments. They explore Trump's controversial proposal on Gaza and its global ramifications. Tensions between Congress and the executive branch are scrutinized, alongside the implications of significant legal challenges like the birthright citizenship debate. The discussion also highlights a critical CIA security breach and the future of U.S. foreign aid amidst transformative policy shifts.

Foreign affairs columnist and bestselling spy thriller novelist David Ignatius discusses the space arms race, tech in Ukraine and Gaza wars, and his novel Phantom Orbit. Preet explores Stormy Daniels' testimony and Trump's gag order violations potential consequences.

Renowned foreign affairs columnist David Ignatius discusses his new spy thriller and the upcoming presidential election. Topics include the war in Gaza, the conflict in Ukraine, space security vulnerabilities, China's ambitions in space, and the influence of tech innovators in national security.

David Ignatius, a Washington Post columnist known for his insights on national security, joins Jack Goldsmith, a co-founder of Lawfare and expert in law and policy. They delve into Kash Patel's controversial role in the Trump administration, exploring his influence during the transition to Biden. The discussion examines Patel's various actions, the dynamics of the deep state, and the challenges faced by intelligence officials. Ignatius and Goldsmith shed light on the tensions within the executive branch and the broader implications for U.S. governance.

Former federal judge, Harvard Law professor, Palestinian spokesperson, and other guests discuss the Colorado ruling on Trump's eligibility, the Supreme Court's new code of ethics, the dire situation in Gaza, concerns about the code's limitations, Trump's mistakes and dangerous rhetoric, and the importance of supporting public libraries.

David Ignatius, a columnist for The Washington Post, joins the conversation to dissect crucial global and domestic issues. He shares insights on the perilous situation Israel faces with Iran and discusses the intricate balance of power within Netanyahu's coalition. The dialogue then shifts to the Ukraine conflict, examining its impact on the U.S. elections. The hosts also address the evolving landscape of the Republican Party, emphasizing the struggle for a party identity amidst the shadow of Trumpism and the implications for upcoming elections.

Veteran journalist David Ignatius discusses his novel 'Phantom Orbit' on space warfare, inspired by real-world events. He touches on Russian space capabilities and the potential for conflicts. Ignatius also shares his views on Biden's foreign policy approach in Ukraine and Gaza, highlighting the importance of defense strategies and the value of fiction in understanding future threats.

David Ignatius, WaPo columnist and author, discusses blending fact and fiction in writing thrillers about space weapons. They also cover the significant reduction in global polio cases, the Trump trial predictions, and the role of 'priors' in legal analysis.

David Ignatius, Washington Post columnist and author of Phantom Orbit, discusses space warfare, Ukraine strategies, China challenges, Biden's campaign, and the need for political reform in America.