Tony Capaccio

This discussion features Tony Capaccio, a veteran Pentagon reporter for Bloomberg News, and Josh Keating, a senior correspondent at Vox. They dive into the Pentagon's unusual response to a film about missile defense and the real-world challenges of intercepting missiles. The conversation also covers the implications and risks of integrating AI into nuclear command systems, including automation biases and hacking concerns. Additionally, they highlight the importance of human judgment in nuclear decision-making and the potential psychological impacts of AI on military decision processes.

Laura Davison, Deputy Washington Bureau Chief at Bloomberg, shares insights on the political fallout from a potential government shutdown. Retired General Wesley Clark discusses U.S. military strategies concerning Venezuela, highlighting the complexities of military presence and objectives. Republican strategist Rick Davis analyzes implications for upcoming gubernatorial races amid shutdown tensions. Meanwhile, national security reporter Tony Capaccio questions military readiness and regulatory issues, even touching on the Pentagon's controversial assessments of missile defense.

Tony Capaccio, a Pentagon and national security reporter for Bloomberg News, dives into the high-stakes tension between the U.S. and Iran. He reveals the U.S. strikes against Iran and explores the potential for retaliatory actions. Discussion includes Iran's strategic positioning with missile launchers and the volatility surrounding military operations in the region. Capaccio also highlights the complexities of using B-2 bombers in sensitive military missions and examines the evolution of U.S. airpower, particularly with insights into the new B-21 Raider.