Eric Gomez, a former senior fellow at the Cato Institute and nuclear policy expert, delves into the nuclear triad's critical components: air, sea, and land delivery systems. He argues for their reassessment in light of modern defense needs and emerging technologies like hypersonic weapons. Gomez also discusses the financial implications of maintaining an aging infrastructure versus the necessity of nuclear modernization. His insights challenge current deterrence strategies and emphasize the importance of realigning defense priorities with contemporary threats.

Eric Gomez, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, dives into the complex and shifting landscape of the Ukraine conflict. He discusses the U.S. greenlight for Ukraine to target deep into Russia, analyzing the implications of this strategic move. Gomez critiques U.S. foreign policy towards Ukraine, highlighting potential changes with a new administration. He also addresses the evolving public sentiment in the U.S. about supporting Ukraine and the rising geopolitical tensions involving North Korea's presence in Europe.

Eric Gomez discusses Taiwan's new leadership under President Leichingtae, focusing on defending against China's threat. They explore Taiwan's political landscape, defense preparations, and navigating geopolitical alliances. The implications of the US withdrawal from the TPP on dealing with China are also considered.