Susan Rice

Emma Vigeland, a political analyst, joins economics journalist James Surowiecki and former National Security Advisor Susan Rice to tackle the fallout from Trump's new tariffs. They discuss how these policies are based on flawed calculations, affecting global markets and lower-income Americans. Vigeland hints at Democratic strategies to capitalize on Trump’s missteps. Surowiecki critiques the economic implications of Trump's approach, while Rice shares insights on national security and Trump's controversial foreign relations. It's a lively dissection of politics and economics!

Susan Rice, former National Security Advisor and U.S. Ambassador to the UN, joins reporters Noah Lanard and Isabela Dias to discuss critical immigration issues. They dive into the wrongful deportation of a Maryland father, raising concerns about due process. The conversation critiques U.S. foreign policy and its impact on global alliances, particularly with authoritarian regimes. They also explore the absurdities of ICE’s practices and the moral complexities surrounding deportation policies affecting vulnerable migrants.

In this discussion, Susan Rice, former UN Ambassador and National Security Advisor under Obama, shares her insights on the complexities of Kamala Harris's candidacy. She elaborates on the VP selection process and the challenges of defining Harris against a backdrop of political attacks. The conversation touches on the implications of Biden's endorsement and the need for a compelling narrative to counteract perceptions of Harris as merely a 'DEI candidate.' Rice emphasizes the importance of addressing issues of racism and misogyny while showcasing Harris's experience and potential.

In this engaging discussion, Susan Rice, former Ambassador to the UN and National Security Advisor, offers her keen insights into the fallout from leaked military strategies and the controversies surrounding classified materials. She highlights the risks of unsecured communications in national security discussions, labeling them as reckless. Rice also addresses accusations of espionage and the implications for U.S. alliances, emphasizing the need for accountability and scrutiny in today's politically charged environment.

Kellyanne Conway, a key DC power player linked to major political figures, joins former Biden adviser Susan Rice, who played a significant role in shaping the administration’s agenda. They discuss shocking new footage that sheds light on the January 6 pipe bomb mystery and explore the implications of political sabotage involving powerful interests. Rice highlights Kamala Harris as an 'integral architect' of current policies, while Conway’s connections spark debates on transparency in political financing and the urgent need for accountability.

Guests like David Axelrod, Kristi Noem, Susan Rice, and Elon Musk discuss politics, border issues, voter registration, AI development, and electronic voting machines in a lively conversation with Scott Adams on the podcast.

Susan Rice, former National Security Advisor, highlights Donald Trump's detrimental impact on U.S. national security, calling him a 'surrender monkey' who harms alliances with Russia and China. She warns of the risks to citizens under a potential Trump presidency. Mondaire Jones sheds light on a critical congressional race and the need for political engagement to counter extremist candidates. Together, they discuss the evolving global landscape, emphasizing the importance of collective action to protect democratic values.

Susan Rice, a key figure in brokering an AI safety agreement with tech giants, expresses concerns about China stealing American AI secrets. US national security experts highlight the need for better protection of AI secrets by companies like Google and OpenAI to prevent exploitation.

Susan Rice discusses the influence of corporate-funded think tanks on US media and Democratic policymaking, exposing their ties to business interests. The podcast explores the power of these think tanks in shaping public opinion and policy, highlighting their questionable funding sources like weapons contractors and pharmaceutical companies. It also uncovers the hypocrisy of centrist Astroturf groups and the impact of biased expert opinions influenced by government and market interests.

Susan Rice, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and National Security Advisor, shares her insights on diplomacy and leadership. She reflects on how her childhood of mediating family conflicts influenced her conflict resolution skills. Rice emphasizes the importance of separating behavior from the person and ensuring all voices are heard in decision-making processes. She discusses the need for humility and emotional intelligence in leadership, revealing how her experiences shaped her approach to navigating complex relationships in politics.