Jeremy Bash

This episode features John Carlin, former Acting Deputy Attorney General, and Jeremy Bash, a national security expert and former Chief of Staff at the CIA and Defense Department. They discuss Trump's national security nominations and the creation of the Department of Government Efficiency. The conversation touches on the impact of 9/11 on U.S. foreign policy, the balance between interventionism and isolationism, and the challenges posed by organized online scams. They also emphasize the importance of U.S. leadership in AI, space, and Middle Eastern diplomacy.

Jeremy Bash, former C.I.A. and Pentagon chief of staff, shares his insights on Trump's looming decision about military action against Iran. He delves into the intricate history of Iran's nuclear program and Israel's response. Bash discusses the internal divisions within the Republican Party regarding military strategies and the potential repercussions of Trump's choices. He also critiques Tulsi Gabbard's unconventional attempt to influence Trump through a social media video, adding a layer of political intrigue to the conversation.

Dan Senor, a former foreign policy advisor and author, teams up with Jeremy Bash, ex-chief of staff at the CIA, to tackle the pivotal questions facing American Jewish voters. They debate how Kamala Harris and Donald Trump align with Jewish concerns about Israel and rising antisemitism. The duo dissects U.S. foreign policy complexities, Iran's nuclear ambitions, and the implications of the contentious Iran deal. Their discussion highlights the urgent need for moral leadership amid a fracturing political landscape, shedding light on the Jewish community's priorities.