System Update with Glenn Greenwald

Mike DiMino, a former CIA officer, and Jenin Younes, a civil liberties lawyer, delve into the escalating tensions in the Middle East following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. They discuss the implications for U.S. foreign policy and military support for Israel, highlighting Iran's potential retaliation. The conversation also addresses the chilling effects of proposed laws on academic freedom and freedom of speech regarding the Israel-Palestine discourse, underlining the importance of civil liberties in a tumultuous political landscape.

Bill Scher, a political analyst known for his sharp insights, joins John Ziegler, a radio host famous for his provocative political commentary. They dive into the irony of white male support for Kamala Harris, dissecting identity politics with humor and serious critique. Scher also sheds light on the Democratic Party's surprising embrace of white identity politics and how media shapes public perception. Meanwhile, they explore the fabricated narratives surrounding J.D. Vance as the political landscape shifts ahead of the 2024 election.

Fred Fleitz, a former Trump administration official, shares insights on the impact of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, discussing their efficacy and the humanitarian crises they provoke. Meanwhile, journalist Aaron Maté critiques the 'America First' ideology, emphasizing the need for a less interventionist foreign policy. The conversation also touches on the superficial nature of celebrity interviews with political figures, underlining the vital need for media accountability and serious engagement in political discourse.

Nick Fuentes, a prominent voice on Trump and Israel, discusses the personal dynamics between Trump and Netanyahu, as well as the implications of their recent meeting for American Jewish voters. Dasha Nekrasova, known for her work on 'Brat' and her commentary on Kamala Harris, humorously critiques media portrayals of political figures and explores how pop culture influences perceptions of politics today. Together, they delve into the complexities of America's foreign policy and the evolving nature of political endorsements.

Moe Tkacik, a progressive policy advocate, discusses Kamala Harris's pivotal role in the current political landscape, reflecting on her personnel choices and media perception. Cenk Uygur, co-founder of The Young Turks, joins to dissect the Democratic Party’s internal conflicts and the legitimacy of candidate selection processes. They analyze the impact of financial influence on politics and explore critical issues like foreign policy and housing, questioning the authenticity of political narratives while emphasizing the disconnect between elites and voters.

Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts discusses Netanyahu's speech to Congress, US policy with Israel, Ukraine, and China, and debates on intelligence services. They also cover Rashida Tlaib's actions, Abraham Accords, and intense security in DC during foreign leaders' visits.

Ken Klippenstein and Michael Tracey discuss Dems' conflicts, AOC's stance, and Biden's handling of Gaza crisis. They delve into calls for Biden's resignation and the potential presidency of Kamala Harris amid growing discontent within the Democratic party.

Political commentator and journalist Michael Tracey discusses the undemocratic Democratic Party nomination process, Biden's unexpected withdrawal for Kamala Harris, GOP dynamics, foreign policy debates, Republican perspectives on Ukraine aid, and political discussions with politicians on various issues.

Reporter Michael Tracey, Journalist Matt Taibbi, and Author Walter Kirn discuss a wide range of topics, including divine intervention, Trump's redemption arc, political dynamics in the Republican Party, and the analysis of Democratic and Republican party strategies for the election.

The podcast discusses the discord within the Republican Party post-convention, Trump's alignment with a faction of the GOP, Democratic party struggles, a scandal involving Max Boot and his spy-wife, challenges in Trump's administration, Tucker Carlson's influence in the GOP, and pressure on Joe Biden to exit the presidential race.