Sabrina Singh

Sabrina Singh, former Deputy Press Secretary at the Department of Defense, dives into the chaos of the Trump administration's decision-making on military actions. She highlights the critical role of the Secretary of Defense and the dangerous communication failures during a geopolitical crisis. Singh discusses the impact of inconsistent foreign policy on global stability and critiques U.S. diplomacy's complexities, particularly regarding Iran and Israel. This candid conversation captures the risks of military escalation and the urgent need for strategic leadership.

Joining the discussion are Natalie Carney, a reporter on EU tariffs and Chinese electric vehicles, Ross Cullen, covering the Paris Auto Show's electric vehicle trends, Ann Chung, focusing on Hong Kong's economic policies, and Sabrina Singh, the Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary. They delve into the implications of U.S. troops arriving in Israel with THAAD components, address the impact of trade tensions between China and Europe, and explore economic reforms in Hong Kong that aim for growth amid geopolitical challenges.

Rep. Gregory Meeks talks about legislative negotiations for funding Ukraine and the southern border. Mayors Ron Nirenberg and David Holt address antisemitism in American cities. Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary urges Congress for aid to Ukraine.