Deadly Attack: The US Strikes Back
About this episode
The episode discusses the US response to Iran's attack, political dynamics in Michigan and Pennsylvania, and features interviews with notable guests.
The US strikes back after Iran kills two American service members, with another missing. Is this conflict becoming President Trump's forever war? Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Retired Admiral James Stavridis sits down with Jake. Democrats split in Michigan, with Democrats' Senate hopes on the line, can a progressive win an all-important purple state? Dr. Abdul El-Sayed talked with Jake. Plus, with a seismic shift among Democrats over Israel, could Pennsylvania's John Fetterman leave Democrats behind? Jake asks the Senator. Plus, remembering political cartoonist Pat Oliphant and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: Jake
Guests: Retired Admiral James Stavridis, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed
Topics covered
- US military action
- Iran conflict
- Democratic politics
- Senate elections
- Israel relations
- political commentary
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: CNN Podcasts
Places: Michigan, Pennsylvania
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