Jack Carr, a military thriller author, and James Scott, a government policy expert, delve into their book "Targeted: Beirut" which recounts the significance of the 1983 Marine barracks bombing. They discuss how this tragedy shapes U.S. foreign policy today, particularly concerning Iran and military engagement. Additionally, they dissect the glaring discrepancies in government aid distributions, especially during crises like Hurricane Helene, critiquing the prioritization of resources towards illegal immigration over disaster relief for American citizens.

Jack Carr, a bestselling author known for his military thrillers, and James Scott, an expert in historical narratives, dive deep into their new book about the 1983 Beirut bombing. They discuss the lasting effects of this tragic event on U.S. foreign policy and military strategy in the Middle East. The conversation touches on the rise of Hezbollah, the mixed reactions within the Reagan administration, and how these lessons resonate in today’s geopolitical landscape. Their insights reveal the complex interplay between history and current events.