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Eli Lake

Journalist and podcast host known for his insightful analysis of current events, particularly those related to the Middle East. Co-host of Breaking History.

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Mar 26, 2025 • 1h 23min

Does the Signal Scandal Matter?

Eli Lake, a contributing editor at Commentary Magazine known for his expertise in national security, discusses the fallout from a security breach involving Signal and its implications for U.S. military actions in Yemen. He explores the ideological divide within the government regarding military engagement and critiques how the media handles sensitive wartime information. Lake also addresses growing unrest in Gaza, highlighting shifts in public perception toward Hamas and the complex interplay between advocacy and representation.
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Oct 18, 2024 • 1h 10min

The Significance of the Sinwar Killing

Eli Lake, a Commentary contributing editor and podcaster at The Free Press, discusses the significant implications of Yahya Sinwar's killing by IDF troops. The conversation delves into whether this marks a turning point in the Israel-Hamas conflict and examines the Biden administration’s response. Lake explores the potential shifts in Palestinian attitudes and critiques U.S.-Israel relations amid current geopolitical challenges. The dialogue balances serious analysis with humor, offering insights into the dynamic political landscape and its influence on upcoming elections.
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Oct 11, 2023 • 1h 35min

America's Vulnerabilities, Anti-Semitism Reality, and Trauma of War, with Glenn Beck, Dr. Drew, and Eli Lake | Ep. 645

Join Glenn Beck, a leading conservative commentator, Dr. Drew, an expert in addiction and trauma, and Eli Lake, a political analyst, as they dive into America's vulnerabilities amid global conflict. They discuss rising anti-Semitism, the implications of recent violence, and the responsibility of media in portraying war's impact. Dr. Drew emphasizes the psychological toll on viewers and children, while the group critiques the challenges facing U.S. leadership in a changing world. The conversation is both urgent and revealing, touching on the harsh realities of today's socio-political landscape.