Robbie Gramer

The guests this time include Amanda Becker, a political analyst for the 19th; Zoe Clark, Michigan Public's political director; Anita Kumar from Politico; Joyce Karam, a senior news editor at Al-Monitor; Alex Ward of The Wall Street Journal; and Robbie Grammer from Politico. They dive into Trump’s impactful tariffs and their backlash, the chilling violence faced by journalists in Gaza, and the political shockwaves from recent national security firings. Expect engaging insights into immigration policies and emerging international dynamics affecting U.S. diplomacy.

Robbie Gramer, a national security reporter for POLITICO, dives into the fascinating dynamics of the Trump-Netanyahu meeting, marking Netanyahu's significant visit to the U.S. Gramer discusses the stakes involved, including the potential for a ceasefire in the Middle East and the implications for U.S.-Israel relations. The conversation touches on the 'frenemy' relationship between Trump and Netanyahu, as well as the broader diplomatic challenges, particularly regarding Israeli-Saudi normalization and the tension in Gaza.

Robbie Gramer, a national security reporter with expertise on the Middle East, joins Eugene Daniels to discuss the implications of the death of Yahya Sinwar, Hamas's leader. They delve into the potential shifts in Hamas's strategy and leadership dynamics. The conversation also highlights the precarious situation of around 100 missing hostages and the impact on cease-fire negotiations. Gramer and Daniels analyze the complex tensions between the Biden administration and Israel regarding the Gaza conflict and its political ramifications for upcoming elections.