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Many questions remain after the first few days of this crisis. We talk to leading experts Aaron David Miller, Ed Luce, Kori Schake, and Rosa Brooks to look ahead at what the conflict means for the future of Israel, US-Israel relations, and the region as a whole.

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This week’s installment of the Road to COP 28 features the second half of a discussion from a panel of experts chaired by Frederick “Fritz” Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies. Our panel of experts includes author and science journalist Laurie Garrett, NASA Climate Scientist Peter Kalmus, Professor at the University College London Mark Maslin, Professor at Yale School of the Environment Robert O. Mendelsohn, Associate Professor in the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Karen M. O’Neill, Associate Professor at the University of California Santa Cruz and the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Malin L. Pinsky, and Director of USC Annenberg’s Center for Climate Journalism and Communication Allison Agsten. Tune in for the rest of their conversation on what actions both individuals and governments must take to combat climate change. In addition, we’ve included a segment from our recent conversation with Dr. Michael Mann, who shares his outlook for the COP 28 conference.

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The three-hundred seventy-ninth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Israel pounds Gaza by air; Biden condemns 'evil' Hamas attacks

Analysis: Why did it take Israel three days to return to Gaza’s boundary?

How a secretive Hamas commander masterminded the attack on Israel

Zelenskyy arrives in Brussels for surprise visit ahead of NATO meeting

Having ousted Kevin McCarthy, House Republicans are hitting trouble trying to nominate a new speaker

Russia fails to win back seat on human rights council after UN vote

2,749-pound pumpkin breaks world record at California weigh-off

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The three-hundred seventy-eighth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Israel pounds Gaza with fiercest air strikes ever, says border secured

Israel’s ambassador in Brussels calls on EU allies to help contain war

Hamas says will kill hostages if Israeli attacks on Gaza civilians continue

Revealed: Amazon linked to trafficking of workers in Saudi Arabia

Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial resuming with ex-CFO Allen Weisselberg on the witness stand

Who's going to be the next speaker of the House? Republicans are scrambling to crown a new leader.

Oregon pugs don Taylor Swift costumes for annual 'Pug Crawl'

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The October 7th attack on Israel was shocking not only in its scale, but for the way in which Israeli intelligence seems to have been caught by surprise. Admiral James “Sandy” Winnefeld joins Marc and David to discuss how this could have happened, why the intelligence failures go beyond just Israel, and what could be next for the region. Don’t miss this important episode.

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Saturday, October 7 will likely go down as one of, if not the worst day, in Israel’s history. While Israel was focused on the West Bank and moving toward normalization with Saudi Arabia, Hamas was planning and plotting this attack right under Benjamin Netanyahu’s nose. We discuss the extraordinary events with our experts, Rula Jebreal and Alon Pinkas. Will Bibi survive this attack politically? And how should the United State respond? Tune in to find out the answers to these questions and more on this special episode of Deep State Radio.

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Original Air Date: January 6, 2023

On this week's episode, Norm and Kavita talk about Kevin McCarthy's quixotic quest to become speaker of the House and what it means for average Americans. What does this clown show mean for the most pressing issues facing the United States? Members of The DSR Network get a bonus conversation about the COVID crisis in China and how anti-vax terrorists are seizing on high profile deaths and injuries.

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Original Air Date: December 8, 2022

The Supreme Court is back in session and taking on a number of hot button issues this session. To break down the latest episode, David sits down with Dahlia Lithwick of Slate. How likely is the Supreme Court to side with those pushing the Independent State Legislature doctrine? How much do our hopes hinge on Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh? Is masterpiece cakeshop coming back from the dead? Find out during this timely discussion. Don't miss it.

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On a very special episode of We’re All Going to Die Radio, Jon sits down with the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi. Director General Grossi shares how the IAEA has adapted to address nuclear threats from the war in Ukraine, how Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons has changed, and more. Don’t miss this important and insightful episode.

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Another average week for the US Congress. With the shocking removal of Speaker McCarthy by a small cadre of his own party, the divisions within the Republican Party have reached new levels. Thankfully, Kavita is back with Norm to try and make sense of it all.

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The three-hundred seventy-seventh episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Ukraine heads into winter with a hobbled energy system

US shoots down Turkish drone over Syria after attacks near Hasakah

Trump allegedly shared potentially sensitive information about US nuclear subs with Australian billionaire

Blinken: US and EU need legal frameworks to seize Russian assets

Biden attacked from both sides over new Texas border wall

Jailed Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi wins the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting women’s oppression

Customs officials seize giraffe poop from traveler at Minnesota airport

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Every day there are new developments on multiple legal fronts for Donald Trump and the prosecutors that are seeking to hold him to account. We explore the most recent news and what to expect in the weeks ahead with legal experts Harry Litman and Barb McQuade. Don't miss it.

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The first episode from our Green Growth panel in the Road to COP 28 series is here. This week’s episode features a new panel of experts chaired by Frederick “Fritz” Mayer, Dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies. Our panel of experts includes author and science journalist Laurie Garrett, NASA Climate Scientist Peter Kalmus, Professor at the University College London Mark Maslin, Professor at Yale School of the Environment Robert O. Mendelsohn, Associate Professor in the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Karen M. O’Neill, Associate Professor at the University of California Santa Cruz and the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences Malin L. Pinsky, and Director of USC Annenberg’s Center for Climate Journalism and Communication Allison Agsten. Don’t miss their critical conversation on what needs to be done to get us to a more sustainable future, and the numerous challenges ahead of COP 28.

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The three-hundred seventy-sixth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Poland election turns Germany into punchbag, straining Western alliance

What is at stake in Poland’s election?

Vote to oust McCarthy is a warning sign for democracy, scholars say

Russia launches more drone attacks as Ukrainian President Zelenskyy travels to a European forum

Ukraine is ‘freaking out’ as McCarthy chaos threatens US aid

Biden approves new section of border wall as Mexico crossings rise

UK warns of Russia laying ‘sea mines’ to deter Black Sea cargo ships

Dog caught behind the wheel of speeding car in Slovakia

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The chaos in the House of Representatives could mean chaos for Ukraine. With the potential for a less sympathetic Speaker, US aid is at even greater risk. Rosa Brooks, Ivo Daalder, and Mark Hertling join David to examine the potential threats to continuing aid for Ukraine and the far-reaching consequences of its reduction.

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The three-hundred seventy-fifth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

McCarthy out as speaker

Kevin McCarthy is out as speaker of the House. Here’s what’s next.

Judge issues gag order in fraud case after Trump assails staffer on social media

EU set to announce Ukraine accession talks by December

Egypt faces scrutiny in US after Senator Menendez’s bribery indictment

India's spies infiltrated West long before Canada's murder claim

Stunt driver breaks world record on two wheels in Italy

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Dr. Michael Mann’s new book, Our Fragile Moment: How Lessons from Earth's Past Can Help Us Survive the Climate Crisis, serves as both a warning and a call to action to combat the unfolding climate crisis. Dr. Mann joins David to discuss how we got to this point, why action has been so slow, and what we can do to reverse course before it’s too late.

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Truth is often stranger than fiction, but for a CIA analyst turned author, the line between the two is blurred. David McCloskey joins David and Marc to discuss his latest book and how he learned more about the CIA through writing than during his time at the agency. 

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The three-hundred seventy-fourth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Donald Trump says he will be in courtroom for New York trial scrutinizing his business practices

Biden vows to stand by Ukraine, despite budget fiasco

Laphonza Butler to fill Dianne Feinstein’s vacant Senate seat, Newsom office says

EU foreign ministers arrive in Kyiv to talk weapons

Leaked doc shows Biden admin is more worried about Ukraine corruption than it says publicly

Taiwan investigating accusation submarine program details leaked

Emotional support alligator barred from attending Phillies game

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Original Air Date: July 23, 2022

This week features University of Michigan law professor, co-host of the #SistersinLaw podcast and MSNBC legal analysis royalty, Barbara McQuade. Marissa and Barbara go deep on the January 6 commission’s prime-time hearing, from Josh Hawley’s gazelle-like leaps to the stunning revelation that the vice-president’s Secret Service detail was afraid they would be killed protecting him. Barbara also shares evidence that could prove Trump committed involuntary manslaughter and explains how to get a recalcitrant witness to talk. (Yoo-hoo, Mark Meadows!) Meanwhile, Marissa bakes chocolate-chocolate-chocolate chip cookies.

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Original Air Date: June 14, 2022

President Biden is headed to Saudi Arabia and will meet with Mohammed bin Salman. Is this the end for the "Democracy vs. Autocracy" framing of America's foreign policy. David Rothkopf talks with Rosa Brooks of Georgetown University, David Sanger of the New York Times, and Ed Luce of the Financial Times about this and other foreign policy issues facing the Biden Administration. Should Biden be having this meeting at all? Will it do anything to tame gas prices ahead of the midterm? Is there any way to keep the moral clarity of Biden's "Democracy vs. Autocracy" framing while working in a messy world? The answer to these and other vital questions facing the Biden Administration during this far-ranging episode. Join us! 

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It turns out that peace in the Middle East is harder than it sounds. Between the elusive peace deal between Saudi Arabia and Israel and the threat of a nuclear-armed Iran, the Biden administration has its work cut out for it. Thankfully, David and Jon are joined by Alon Pinkas and Barbara Slavin to remind us that while things may not be as bad as they seem, they can always get worse.

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The Republican Party is falling apart before our very eyes. Between the anarchic second presidential debate and the impending threat of a destructive government shutdown, it’s clear that the party is not going quietly. David Rothkopf and Norm discuss all this and more.

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The three-hundred seventy-third episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Pakistan: At least 50 killed, dozens injured in Mastung blast

Putin discusses Ukraine war with top Wagner commander Troshev

The far right has been feuding with McCarthy for weeks. Here’s how it’s spiraling into a shutdown.

Ukraine makes clear it won’t accept second-class EU membership

Blinken meeting Indian counterpart amid fallout over Sikh leader’s killing

Biden delivers unusually sharp rebuke of Trump on democracy

Australian strongman pulls 44,753-pound hydraulic crane

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The Democrats just keep winning. But why aren’t more people talking about it? Tara McGowan and Simon Rosenberg join us to remind everyone that while Biden’s Democratic Party is on a hot streak, it’s going to take some work to keep the momentum going into 2024. 

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The three-hundred seventy-second episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Second Republican debate: The biggest moments from debate stage

Partial US government shutdown just four days away as congressional standoff continues

North Korea changes constitution to boost nuclear arsenal growth

France isolated on post-Brexit electric vehicle tariffs

Iraq’s Nineveh buries its dead as families seek answers after wedding fire

US soldier who fled to North Korea in July lands at Texas military base

'Shrek's Swamp' listed for a weekend stay on Airbnb

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The first episode in our series leading up to the COP28 summit in November will be distributed in two parts. This episode, called the Road to COP28, features the second half of a roundtable conversation hosted by Rachel Kyte, Dean Emerita of the Fletcher School at Tufts University. Senator Ben Cardin from Maryland also joins the conversation to share his insight on the COP event and efforts to address climate issues in the US Senate. Our panel of experts includes Professor at the University College London Mark Maslin, Interim Chair of the IUCN Climate Crisis Commission Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies Gavin Schmidt, Chief of Government Relations at the Woodwell Climate Research Center David McGlinchey, and Co-Founding Dean Emerita of the Columbia Climate School Ruth DeFries. Their conversation sets the stage for what needs to be done at the upcoming COP 28 conference, and foreshadows what real policy changes, if any, may come as a result. Join us for this extremely critical discussion.

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General Mark Milley has galvanized discourse on not only the Trump presidency, but the military’s role in political discourse. Kori Schake and David Sanger join David to consider whether General Milley went too far in his public criticism of the President, and the dangers of a more political military. 

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The three-hundred seventy-first episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Tens of thousands of ethnic Armenians rush to flee Nagorno-Karabakh

How did the Maui fire spread so quickly? Overgrown gully, stubborn embers may be key to probe

More than 100 people killed after fire breaks out at Iraq wedding

After Brexit, Britain and Europe embrace ever-closer union

What is the Khalistan movement? How is it linked to India-Canada tensions?

Donald Trump liable for business fraud, says judge in New York civil case

Canadian man eats 135 Carolina reaper peppers in one sitting

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Heather Richardson’s new book, Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America, explores how a small group of wealthy people have made war on American ideals. Heather joins David to reflect on the challenges to democracy throughout American history to the present day.

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The three-hundred seventieth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

At least 20 killed in Nagorno-Karabakh fuel depot blast as thousands flee

FBI warned prominent US Sikhs of threats after murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada

Tensions rise between Germany and Poland as Scholz mulls border checks

Biden, Trump to woo union workers in Michigan as auto strikes grow

7 candidates have qualified for the 2nd Republican presidential debate. Here’s who missed the cut

Russia seeks to rejoin UN's human rights council

Australian man fined for taking pet snake surfing

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As technology rapidly evolves, America’s intelligence community needs to get smarter. David and Marc are joined by the former deputy director of the CIA Michael Morell to break down the challenges of our intelligence services and what must be done to meet the security challenges of both today and tomorrow.

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The three-hundred sixty-ninth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited in this episode:

Exclusive: Taliban weighs using U.S. mass surveillance plan, met with China's Huawei

Punjab’s Sikhs fear fallout from Canada-India row at home and abroad

France to withdraw ambassador, troops from Niger after coup: Macron

Nagorno-Karabakh exodus grows as Armenia warns of ‘ethnic cleansing’

How the UAW strike is rewriting Biden’s strike strategy

Finland Raced to Join NATO. What Happens Next Is Complicated.

Hollywood writers in deal to end US studio strike

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Original Air Date: July 23, 2022

On this week's episode, we talk about how the Republican Party is embracing ideologies that used to be fringe, how the media is missing the mark, and what the future of the GOP could look like. We ground all of our analysis in the words of Matt Birk, David Brooks, and Joe O'Dea.

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Original Air Date: October 7, 2022

Recent reporting has revealed the Trump may be holding onto additional classified documents. To discuss this news and the future of the January 6th committee, David spoke with Mary McCord of Georgetown University and Norm Ornstein of the Words Matter Podcast. Should the DOJ approach its case differently as Trump is a former President? Is the DOJ pursuing additional searches? What is in store for the final hearings of the January 6th committee? Find out the answers to these and other questions during this thoughtful conversation. Join us!

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Will our AI apocalypse look like Skynet or the Matrix? Paul Scharre, Executive Vice President and Director of Studies at CNAS, joins David and Jon to shed light on even the non-apocalyptic ways AI will change the future for AI and whether society will be able to adapt in time.

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Norm and David are not happy, and for good reason. The latest judiciary committee hearing reminds us all how far down the rabbit hole the Republican party has gone in the pursuit of scorched-earth politics, but it is not the only example of Republican lunacy this week. Norm and David break down the latest news and more in suitably ranty fashion.

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The three-hundred sixty-eighth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited In This Episode

Canada's Trudeau wants India to cooperate in murder probe, declines to release evidence

Zelenskyy delivers upbeat message to US lawmakers on war progress as some Republican support softens

Kim Jong Un calls for relationship with Russia to reach 'new high level' after trip

Europe blinks amid calls to stop backing Ukraine

Joe Biden raised Canadian Sikh separatist’s murder with Modi at G20: Media

Five to be charged in UK with spying for Russia

Canadian dog removes socks from 21 feet for Guinness World Record

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The purpose of the news is to be truthful. Yet the predominant feeling among the biggest outlets seems to be that appearing to be “balanced” is the real priority. The New Republic’s Michael Tomasky joins David to discuss how and why this could help Donald Trump win in 2024 as the media hammers Biden and ignores glaring issues in the Republican party.

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The three-hundred sixty-seventh episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited In This Episode

Poland stops sending weapons to Ukraine amid grain fight, Warsaw says

India suspends visas for Canadians as row escalates

Russia strikes Ukrainian energy facilities in biggest attack in weeks

Qatar’s separate talks with Iran, US on drones, nuclear programme: Report

Zelenskyy returns to Washington to face growing dissent among Republicans to US spending for Ukraine

Biden announces $600m for more free Covid-19 tests in anticipation of surge

Pennsylvania school district welcomes 17 sets of twins to 'twin-dergarten'

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The first episode in our series leading up to the COP28 summit in November will be distributed in two parts. This episode, called the Road to COP28, features a one-on-one conversation hosted by Rachel Kyte, Dean Emerita of the Fletcher School at Tufts University, and Ambassador Majid Al Suwaidi, Director General of COP28. Following their conversation, Rachel chairs a panel discussion featuring Professor at the University College London Mark Maslin, Interim Chair of the IUCN Climate Crisis Commission Manuel Pulgar-Vidal, Director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies Gavin Schmidt, Chief of Government Relations at the Woodwell Climate Research Center David McGlinchey, and Co-Founding Dean Emerita of the Columbia Climate School Ruth DeFries. Their conversation sets the stage for what needs to be done at the upcoming COP 28 conference, and foreshadows what real policy changes, if any, may come as a result. Join us for this extremely critical discussion.

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The three-hundred sixty-sixth episode of the DSR Daily Brief.

Stories Cited In This Episode

Nagorno-Karabakh forces agree Azerbaijan demand to disarm

Ukraine’s Fight Is the World’s, Zelensky Tells U.N. Assembly

Tory row erupts as Rishi Sunak eyes rollback of key green plans

India's opposition Congress dismisses Canada's suspicions on Sikh leader's murder

2 years ago, the Taliban banned girls from school. It’s a worsening crisis for all Afghans

Analysis: Is Turkey’s bid for EU membership over?

Police find pig wandering loose on Bacon Creek Road

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The three-hundred-sixty-fifth episode of the DSR Daily Brief

Stories Cited in the Episode:

Iran prisoner swap: US citizens freed in $6bn deal

At UN, Biden looks to send message to world leaders - and voters - about leadership under his watch

UAW, automakers remain far apart four days into strike

Europe’s China electric vehicle probe risks collateral damage

India, Canada expel diplomats over accusations Delhi killed Sikh separatist

Libyans protest against authorities in flood-hit Derna

Most unusual pet insurance claims of 2023 include folding couch incident

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While much conventional wisdom has been optimistic about Ukraine's defense against Russia, Julia Ioffe, the Founding Partner and Washington correspondent for Puck, isn’t convinced. Joining David and Marc, she explores Ukraine's challenging path to victory, the impact of US aid on the conflict's trajectory, and more. Don't miss it.

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Original Air Date: September 16. 2022

On this week's episode, Norm and Kavita talk about Biden's successful handling of the potential train workers strike and the intersection for foreign and domestic policy. For members, Kavita and Norm talk about the Fetterman-Oz race and a Washington Post Editorial about Fetterman's health.

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Original Air Date: August 16, 2022

Mar-a-Lago was searched for classified national security documents. David Rothkopf discusses the implications of this for our national security with Ed Luce of the Financial Times, Rosa Brooks of Georgetown University, and Joe Cirincione. Is this just another nothingburger? Will America come apart at the seams? How much of a threat is the GOP to America's national security? Find out in this thoughtful conversation. Don't miss it.

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The roots of the GOP's MAGA madness go back many, many years. Author of "American Psychosis” David Corn joins David Rothkopf to discuss what may come next for the GOP and why deep problems will persist long after Trump is gone.

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It is no secret that the media remains hyper-focused on Joe Biden’s age and the growing desire for a younger generation of politicians. As the election cycle continues to ramp up, Norm and Kavita break down how the conversation around Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will make waves in 2024.

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The three-hundred-sixty-fourth episode of the DSR Daily Brief

Stories Cited in the Episode:

Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy to visit Biden as Congress debates $24bn in aid

Shuffle of Russian military chiefs preceded death of Wagner boss Prigozhin

Flooding death toll soars to 11,300 in Libya’s coastal city of Derna

Macron skips UN General Assembly amid busy diplomatic schedule

U.S. auto workers target Detroit Three with first simultaneous strike

Li Shangfu: Top US envoy questions China defence minister’s absence

Circus performer breaks world record with eight flaming hula hoops

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Oppenheimer’s success has pushed nuclear weapons back into the public consciousness. Experts Alex Wellerstein and Heather Williams join David and Jon Wolfsthal to assess the movie's accuracy and merit's through the lens of nuclear policy, and whether the general public's decreasing worry of nuclear conflict is justified. 

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