Kurt Mills

Kurt Mills, Executive Editor of The American Conservative, offers deep insights on U.S. foreign policy. Anders Vistisen, a Danish MEP, discusses Greenland’s sovereignty in light of recent U.S. ambitions for annexation. Charly Salonius-Pasternak analyzes Arctic geopolitics, including security implications from the 'Signal-gate' incident. The trio examines how American actions could destabilize global dynamics, especially in relation to Russia and NATO. They engage in heated debates about nationalism, diplomacy, and the complexities of foreign relations in a changing world.

Mike Howell, an attorney and conservative activist known for his focus on election integrity, joins Kurt Mills, a foreign policy expert, and Sam Faddis, a former CIA officer. They discuss the contentious nomination of Ed Martin for U.S. attorney and its implications for accountability post-January 6th. The trio delves into the rising influence of the Democratic Socialists of America in NYC's mayoral race, exploring how this shift could reshape American politics. They also touch on U.S. foreign policy challenges and the complexities of the Ukraine situation.

In this intriguing discussion, Kurt Mills, a contributor to The American Conservative, and Emily Kopp, a reporter with The Daily Caller, delve into the complexities of political accountability and foreign policy. They address troubling comments from the FBI director and the impacts on U.S.-Iran relations. The conversation shifts to the grave cyber threats posed by foreign technologies and ongoing public health issues like gain-of-function research, raising urgent questions about ethics in health organizations and the need for credible information.