Julia Ioffe

Julia Ioffe, a journalist and foreign policy expert with a focus on Russia and Eastern Europe, joins the discussion on the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel. She highlights the potential impacts on U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations and Donald Trump's controversial remarks regarding Vladimir Putin at the G7. The conversation delves into Israel's military strategies, the complexities of diplomacy amidst rising tensions, and the broader implications for U.S. foreign policy, especially concerning relations with China.

Julia Ioffe, a founding partner at Puck and renowned political commentator, joins Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jon Meacham in a compelling discussion. They tackle the political absurdities surrounding recent events, including immigration strategies and the unique narratives in media like the show 'Monarch.' The conversation reflects on personal growth, historical parallels to modern politics, and the pressing need for political accountability. With humor and sharp analysis, they explore how our understanding of history shapes today's political landscape.

Julia Ioffe, a national security journalist and colleague on The Best and the Brightest, joins Leigh Ann Caldwell to discuss the recent layoffs affecting 1,300 State Department employees. They explore the political chaos and implications of prioritizing loyalty over competence in diplomacy. Ioffe sheds light on Marco Rubio's evolving role as an architect of Trump’s foreign policy, revealing his shift from conventional Republican values. The conversation also touches on the contrasting foreign policy views within the GOP and the challenges facing U.S. passport acquisition.

Julia Ioffe, a Washington correspondent at Puck News and expert on Russian politics, dives into the geopolitical implications of the U.S. potentially selling out Ukraine. She discusses the alarming shift in U.S. foreign policy under Trump, emphasizing how sidelining Ukraine could destabilize Europe and alter global perceptions of American reliability. Ioffe also explores the concerning tactics used by authoritarian leaders, connecting them to the current political atmosphere in the U.S. and raising critical questions about democracy's future.

Julia Ioffe, a journalist and foreign policy expert focusing on Russia and Eastern Europe, joins Leigh Ann Caldwell to delve into the unsettling dynamics of Trump's recent call with Putin. They discuss Trump's disillusionment with the Ukraine situation and the implications for President Zelensky. The conversation shifts to an awkward Oval Office meeting with South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa, where Ioffe critiques the administration's promotion of white supremacy theories, revealing the darker undercurrents of U.S. political power.