Ryan Zinke

John Miller, CNN's chief law enforcement analyst, dives into the complex legal norms surrounding federal agent-involved shootings. Hakeem Jeffries, House Minority Leader, evaluates the impact of health care subsidies and provides insight into foreign policy regarding Venezuela. Ryan Zinke shares U.S. strategies in the region, addressing geopolitical tensions. Dr. Marty McCary discusses new FDA guidance on nutrition and updates pediatric vaccine recommendations. The discussion captures the intersection of local and federal accountability amidst pressing political landscapes.

Join Juliette Kayyem, a Harvard Kennedy School scholar with deep insights into homeland security, as she tackles the controversial ICE shooting incident and de-escalation tactics. U.S. Senator Alyssa Slotkin, a former CIA officer, shares her views on U.S. actions in Venezuela and the importance of congressional oversight. Meanwhile, Rep. Ryan Zinke offers a Republican take on military authority concerning Venezuela and the potential for political shifts as the U.S. reevaluates its foreign policy.

Ryan Zinke, a Republican congressman from Montana and former Secretary of the Interior, shares insights on the potential bypassing of Senate confirmations for Trump’s nominees. Former CDC Director Robert Redfield evaluates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the potential HHS Secretary, discussing his controversial health views, particularly on vaccines and chronic diseases. The conversation highlights America’s health crises, emphasizing the need for transparency in vaccine safety and rethinking agricultural and dietary policies for better health outcomes.

Ryan Zinke, a former Navy SEAL and current U.S. Representative from Montana, dives into pressing conservation issues, emphasizing the importance of preserving public lands. He discusses the balance between local needs and tribal rights, as well as the bipartisan efforts in his Public Lands Caucus to mitigate political tensions. Zinke advocates for better management of forests to prevent wildfires and calls for the delisting of grizzly bears based on recovery metrics. The conversation also touches on wildlife corridors and the need for pragmatic approaches in managing wilderness areas.

Ryan Zinke, a Republican Congressman and former Navy SEAL, dives into the complex landscape of Iran's nuclear ambitions. He discusses the conflicting U.S. intelligence reports following military strikes and raises concerns over the health of Iran's supreme leader, who has been notably absent. Zinke also examines the political implications of these developments, including the Senate's role in shaping national security policy, and offers insights on the broader geopolitical tensions affecting U.S.-Iran relations.