John Hudson

John Hudson, a national security reporter for The Washington Post, and Michael Kaplow, the chief policy officer at Israel Policy Forum, explore President Trump’s nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. They dive into Trump's Middle East strategies, the recent ceasefire proposal in Gaza, and the humanitarian crisis impacting the region. The discussion also highlights the intricate relationship between Trump and Netanyahu, revealing how their alliance shapes U.S. and Israeli politics amid geopolitical tensions.

John Hudson, a national security reporter for The Washington Post, and Luke Harding, an investigative journalist for The Guardian, dive into the complexities of the Trump administration's peace plan for Ukraine. They discuss Marco Rubio's controversial new role and how he's trying to reshape the leaked 28-point plan. Hudson raises concerns about its acceptance by Ukraine, while Harding argues that the plan resembles a Kremlin surrender document. They explore the underlying business interests driving negotiations and question Russian sincerity, highlighting fundamental unresolved issues.

John Hudson, a national security reporter for The Washington Post, dives into the precarious situation in Kabul following the Taliban's return. He highlights the alarming implications for Afghan women, particularly through the lens of Mahbouba Seraj, an activist advocating for women's rights. Hudson reveals the details of a secret meeting between CIA Director William Burns and Taliban leader Abdul Ghani Baradar, shedding light on the tense U.S.-Taliban dynamics during the chaotic evacuation efforts.