Steve Clemens

Olivier Knox, a senior national correspondent, joins Steve Clemens, editor-at-large at The National Interest, Zoe Clark from Michigan Public, journalist Asma Khalid, national security reporter Alex Ward, and Greg Karlstrom from The Economist. They dive into the controversial ICE operations in Minnesota, analyze Trump's threats regarding Greenland, and discuss the Iranian protests amidst a bloody crackdown. The panel also addresses the strained peace talks in Ukraine and the significant implications of U.S. foreign policy on global alliances.

Join Steve Clemens, an editor-at-large for The National Interest, Zoe Clark, political director for Michigan Public, Jack Datch, defense reporter at Politico, and Elizabeth Hagedorn, State Department correspondent at El Monitor, as they tackle pressing issues. The panel discusses the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show amid free speech concerns and critiques the UN report alleging genocide in Gaza. They also cover military developments in Ukraine, Trump's UK visit, and the implications of federal troop deployments, providing a sharp analysis of today's political landscape.

Taylor Popplars, a national political reporter for Spectrum News, dives into the momentum shift for Democrats following significant midterm wins, including Miami's first female Democrat mayor, Eileen Higgins. Steve Clemens discusses the implications of a congressional move to limit Pentagon funding tied to controversial military actions, while Joyce Karam highlights the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza worsened by Storm Byron. The panel also debates the legality of the U.S. seizing a Venezuelan oil tanker, reflecting on escalating tensions and international law.

This discussion features Steve Clemens, an Editor at large for the National Interest; Taylor Popolars, a national political reporter for Spectrum News; and Alex Ward, a national security reporter for The Wall Street Journal. They delve into the implications of Trump's name being linked to the Epstein Files, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and the rising tensions surrounding U.S. foreign policy. The impact of congressional decisions on immigration and gerrymandering under the Trump administration is also highlighted, along with international reactions to the ongoing conflicts.

This discussion features Steve Clemens, a political expert; Arthur Delaney, who delves into political scandals; Nick Schifrin, a foreign affairs correspondent; Jack Detch, a defense reporter; and Kriti Gupta, a correspondent analyzing international affairs. They explore the fallout from a leaked military chat, revealing the risks of unsecured communications. The panel assesses the devastating humanitarian crises in Gaza and Sudan, addresses the chilling effects on legal accountability amidst political tensions, and discusses recent economic strains affecting public health and media.