
Glenn Greenwald discusses the implications of the Iran war, media narratives, and the Epstein file controversy on American politics and society.
Description Is America sleepwalking into another endless war? Glenn Greenwald joins Digital Social Hour to break down the Iran war, Trump’s growing frustrations inside his own circle, the Epstein file controversy, and why speaking out on Israel can still destroy careers. He explains why the U.S. keeps repeating the same foreign policy mistakes, how censorship becomes more obvious when powerful people start losing the narrative, and why this conflict could become far more dangerous than most Americans realize. They get into Tucker Carlson, Charlie Kirk, independent media, whistleblowers, the collapse of trust in institutions, and why the Strait of Hormuz may be one of the most important pressure points in the world right now. Glenn also explains why he believes wars are often sold with lies, why “winning” is usually undefined, and how Trump’s legacy could be permanently shaped by what happens next. This is a wide-ranging conversation on war, media power, political pressure, free speech, and the future of America. What You’ll Learn 🔥 Why Glenn thinks the Iran war could spiral fast 🎯 What Trump really cares about when judging people around him 🧨 Why the Epstein files story may be…
Host: Sean Kelly
Guest: Glenn Greenwald
Organizations: Israel
Places: Strait of Hormuz, America
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