Nick Kristof
Columnist for The New York Times and a longtime Iran watcher. He has spent much of his career at The New York Times covering war and conflict and the Middle East.
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May 15, 2025 • 28min
Trump’s Era of International Bullying
Lydia Polgreen and Nick Kristof, both seasoned columnists on international affairs, dive into the complexities of Trump's foreign policy. They discuss how global leaders are reacting with varying degrees of boldness to U.S. actions. The conversation covers the shifting balance of power, particularly with rising authoritarianism in places like China and a humanitarian crisis in Sudan linked to UAE actions. They also critique the spectacle of Trump's diplomacy, emphasizing the need for reforms to restore America's global standing.
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Nov 26, 2025 • 44min
Lawrence: Congressional Republicans are stuck with Donald Trump. And they know that it's hopeless.
In this discussion, Rep. Brendan Boyle dives into the chaos of GOP healthcare reversals and the ramifications of their tax policies. Adam Schiff emphasizes the need for oversight on bribery probes and the potential misuse of agencies to silence dissent. Nick Kristof highlights the dire humanitarian impacts of USAID cuts, stressing a call to action for donations to alleviate suffering caused by U.S. policy. Together, they explore the simmering tension within the Republican Party as Trump looms large over their future.
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Oct 31, 2025 • 43min
Lawrence: Trump is using the government shutdown to shut down the Epstein files
Jamie Raskin, a top Democrat and U.S. Representative from Maryland, discusses the contentious investigation into Ghislaine Maxwell's alleged preferential prison treatment and the impact of the current government shutdown on the release of Epstein files. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nick Kristof analyzes the implications of USAID cuts, highlighting their detrimental effects on global health, particularly in Somalia, and questions the prioritization of foreign aid for Argentina over life-saving assistance elsewhere.
