Greg Myre

Greg Myre, NPR's national security correspondent, dives into the shake-ups in presidential tariff policies after a court ruling questioned their legality. He discusses how these tariffs are affecting U.S.-China trade relations while the Trump administration reshapes the diplomatic landscape. The conversation even takes a light-hearted turn, celebrating mango season and sharing funny anecdotes about fruit transport. Myre also touches on the complexities of modern diplomacy, showcasing a shift towards more transactional foreign relations.

Greg Myre, NPR's national security correspondent, dives into the urgent challenges of the U.S. evacuation from Afghanistan. He highlights the race against time to airlift Americans and Afghan allies before the approaching deadline. Myre discusses the complexities in identifying evacuees and the evolving criteria for who qualifies. He sheds light on the Taliban's attempts to project a new image amidst longstanding skepticism, while also addressing the impending humanitarian crisis and the political pressures surrounding the situation.