In a riveting discussion, Jason Pack, an Associate Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute and host of the Disorder podcast, dissects the shifting dynamics in the Middle East. He explores the recent setbacks for Russia and Iran, the impact of Israel's military actions on regional power, and the potential downfall of the Iranian regime. The podcast also examines internal conflicts within Israeli politics and the lingering chaos following the Arab Spring, laying bare the complex web of alliances and tensions that define the region today.

Political analysts Jason Pack and Alex Hall Hall discuss UK Election Campaign strategies, potential Starmer government relations with EU, and impacts on US-UK relations. They explore the global influence of UK politicians and the significance of the upcoming UK elections on the global order.

Guests Jason Pack, Alexandra Hall Hall, and Sam Bright discuss corruption in plain sight in both Britain and Libya. They delve into topics such as 'pay for access' corruption in the British establishment, the failed Golden Visa Programme, cozy relationships between the British media and cabinet ministers, and how subsidies in Libya encourage corruption. They also explore deterrence of corruption in British politics and the cultural phenomenon of corruption in government policymaking, using Libya as a case study.