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β€œRepublican congressman Tony Gonzalez of Texas says he will retire from Congress as he faces bipartisan calls to expel him. Gonzalez is admitted to an affair with a former staff member who later died by suicide, and seven term California Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell says he will resign following multiple sexual assault allegations made against him. He had been seen as a front runner in California's gubernatorial race before dropping out yesterday after the accusation surfaced.”

β€” Rylan Barton
Politics and News
MAR 23, 2026PBD Podcast
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    Trump extended the Iran ultimatum five days

    β€œI have instructed the Department of War to postpone any and all military strikes against Iranian power, plants and energy infrastructures for a five-day period.”

    β€” Patrick Bet-David
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    Oil prices crashed after Trump's diplomacy tweet

    β€œThe announcement is made at 710... Look at the immediate drop from 98.59 to 85 bucks, like this.”

    β€” Patrick Bet-David
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    USS Tripoli is moving toward the Arabian Sea

    β€œThe USS Tripoli is in the Arabian Sea right now and it is within 12 hours of joining the USS Abraham Lincoln.”

    β€” Tom Ellsworth
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    TSA wait times hit three hours at airports

    β€œThere's videos of people waiting three hours for getting in.”

    β€” Patrick Bet-David
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    Valuetainment reinvests all profits for long-term growth

    β€œ100% of anything we do gets reinvested because of the vision that we have long term.”

    β€” Patrick Bet-David
Politics and News
APR 14, 2026NPR
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    US blockades Iranian ports

    β€œPresident Trump says the US has begun a blockade of Iranian ports. He's trying to get Tehran to open the Strait of Hormuz and accept a deal to end the war. Iran responded with threats on US allied ports in the region that poses serious risks for the global economy and the nearly week-long ceasefire.”

    β€” Rylan Barton
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    Israeli drone strikes Lebanese paramedic

    β€œThe Lebanese Red Cross says its paramedic Hassan Badawi suffered a direct strike by an Israeli drone while carrying out his humanitarian duty during an emergency response mission in Bint Jibail near the Israeli border. The Red Cross notifies the Israeli military via United Nations peacekeepers whenever it sends out an ambulance team. Lebanon's health ministry called Badawi's killing a violation of international humanitarian law.”

    β€” Lauren Freyer
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    Judge dismisses Trump defamation lawsuit

    β€œUS District Court Judge Darren Gales wrote that Trump had failed to allege sufficiently that the journal had acted with what's called actual malice, either knowledge of story is or failure to seek the truth. Gales found the journal had made numerous efforts to verify its reporting and included Trump's denial. The judge left the door open to Trump refiling the suit, however, and a spokesperson for his legal team tells NPR, it will do just that.”

    β€” David Folkenflick
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    Hollywood opposes Paramount-WBD merger

    β€œMore than a thousand movie stars, writers, and directors declared their unequivocal opposition to the proposed Paramount merger with Warner Brothers Discovery in an open letter. A large swath of the industry came out against the $111 billion deal that would consolidate the two legacy studios, arguing it would reduce jobs in an already downsized Hollywood.”

    β€” Rylan Barton
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    Iran war suppresses housing market

    β€œThe NAR is revising its housing forecast down for the year. That's because the war with Iran has raised the cost of borrowing, and that sent mortgage rates up. The association went from rejecting a double-digit increase in existing home sales to just 4%. New home sales are projected to be flat.”

    β€” Stephen Basaha
Politics and News
APR 14, 2026NPR
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    Trump disputes AI image while escalating Iran conflict

    β€œThe post was deleted after many, including Trump supporters, criticized the imagery. Trump also said he won't apologize to to pope Leo after lashing out at the pontiff for his comments criticizing the war in Iran. Pope Leo called the president's threats last week to destroy Iranian civilization unacceptable.”

    β€” Danielle Kurtzleben
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    US Navy blockades Iranian ports amid failed talks

    β€œThe US Navy now restricting the movement of ships in and out of the Strait Of Hormuz, part of a blockade of Iranian ports announced by president Trump Sunday after peace talks with Iran produced no agreement. Iran has remained defiant, saying it will not surrender to threats from The US.”

    β€” Giles Snyder
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    House members resign over sexual misconduct allegations

    β€œDemocratic California congressman Eric Swalwell and Texas Republican Tony Gonzalez are stepping down from their house seats, both bowing to pressure to leave congress or face expulsion following sexual misconduct allegations.”

    β€” Giles Snyder
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    Suspect charged in OpenAI CEO assassination attempt

    β€œThe defendant is alleged to having traveled across state lines with the intent to both target an individual and a major technology company. This was not spontaneous. This was planned, targeted, and extremely serious.”

    β€” Matt Cobo
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    Iran war triggers mortgage rate hike and slump

    β€œThe NAR is revising its housing forecast down for the year. That's because the war with Iran has raised the cost of borrowing, and that sent mortgage rates up. The association went from rejecting a double digit increase in existing home sales to just 4%.”

    β€” Steven Besaha
Macro Pods
APR 7, 2026Blockworks
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    Iran conflict signals the end of US unipolarity

    β€œA war few expected to last this long is exposing how fragile global systems really are.”

    β€” Host
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    Strait of Hormuz flows dictate global market stability

    β€œThe Strait of Hormuz and how shifting power dynamics are reshaping global markets and strategy.”

    β€” Jacob Shapiro
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    Hidden supply chain risks are dangerously underestimated

    β€œWe're witnessing a temporary disruption or the end of a the U.S. unipolar era.”

    β€” Host
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    China maintains a quiet advantage in regional chaos

    β€œChina’s quiet advantage is part of the shifting power dynamics we unpack.”

    β€” Jacob Shapiro
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    Markets fail to price in cascading global disruptions

    β€œMarkets may be underestimating cascading global disruptions.”

    β€” Jacob Shapiro
Politics and News
APR 8, 2026The Daily Wire
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    Narrator: Ben Shapiro, political commentator and author of 'Lions and Scavengers.'

    β€œNo Man Left Behind is not a motto for the United States. It's a thing we do. It's a promise. And America kept that promise, which is why we are awesome.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    The U.S. demonstrated overwhelming military asymmetry by deploying 100 elite special operators and dropping 102,000 lbs of precision ordnance to recover a single weapons systems officer.

    β€œWe moved hundreds, if not thousands of troops into enemy theater, built a small airstrip overnight, misdirected thousands of enemy troops and operatives, and then we extracted one American under fire.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    The military executed a 'scorched earth' exit strategy, destroying two of its own multi-million dollar C-130 aircraft to prevent Iran from gaining a propaganda win or sensitive technology.

    β€œWe mobilized 100 special operators, massive military wherewithal, landed in your territory, found our guy, got out with zero casualties, and blew up our own planes just because they were stuck in the sand.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    The CIA successfully utilized a high-stakes deception campaign, leaking false intelligence that the pilot had already exited Iran to divert IRGC resources away from his actual mountain hiding spot.

    β€œThe CIA developed a deception plan to try to buy some time. They spread word in Iran that the airman had already been found... the hope was that the Iranians would redirect their resources from the base of the mountain to the roads out of the region.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Preventing capture was a critical geopolitical imperative to avoid giving the IRGC 'hostage leverage' similar to tactics used against the Obama administration to split American public opinion.

    β€œIf the IRGC had gotten a hold of Americans, that would have become leverage for the IRGC in the same exact way that hostages were leveraged for Hamas.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
Politics and News
APR 8, 2026NPR
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    Bitcoin cycle lows are projected for late 2026

    β€œBased on historical market structures, Bitcoin cycle lows are projected for late 2026.”

    β€” Host/Guest
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    Hyperliquid's advantage is vertical integration

    β€œWhen you examine the architecture, Hyperliquid's advantage is vertical integration across the entire stack.”

    β€” Host/Guest
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    Seat-based SaaS is facing a crisis

    β€œThe traditional seat-based SaaS is facing a crisis as AI changes the value proposition of software licenses.”

    β€” Host/Guest
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    Iran conflict creates extreme oil price volatility

    β€œWe are seeing that the Iran conflict creates extreme oil price volatility in the short-term futures market.”

    β€” Host/Guest
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    STRC fixes the yield gap with price-stable returns

    β€œThe protocol is designed specifically so that STRC fixes the yield gap with price-stable returns.”

    β€” Host/Guest
Politics and News
APR 8, 2026The New York Times
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    Guest: David E. Sanger, White House and national security correspondent for The New York Times.

    β€œDavid E. Sanger... explains what led to this last-minute deal and what it will take to make it stick.”

    β€” The Daily (NYT)
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    Iran’s three-tier toll system in the Strait of Hormuz has weaponized energy logistics, charging neutral ships millions while banning 'hostile' Western vessels.

    β€œTier two is for ships from neutral countries like India, which can pass if they pay a toll, reportedly $2 million per vessel.”

    β€” Narrator
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    U.S. strategic isolation reached a breaking point when key allies refused to assist in unblocking the Strait, leading to threats of a U.S. withdrawal from NATO.

    β€œTrump calls on his allies in Europe along with Australia, Japan, and South Korea to help unblock the Strait by force. All of them refuse.”

    β€” Narrator
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    Despite the 'Stone Age' threats and regime-toppling goals, Iran's ability to spike oil to $120/barrel through asymmetric strikes gave them unexpected diplomatic leverage.

    β€œOil spikes over $120 per barrel, the highest since the outbreak of the Ukraine war as Iran's energy attacks begin to bite.”

    β€” Narrator
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    The current ceasefire is a tactical pause, not a peace treaty; Iran’s opening demands include war reparations and a total U.S. military exit from the Middle East.

    β€œIran has said it is willing to end the war permanently, but has issued a list of demands that look very much like a US surrender.”

    β€” Narrator
Politics and News
APR 8, 2026NPR
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    Bitcoin cycle lows are projected for late 2026

    β€œAnalysts suggest that based on historical market patterns, Bitcoin cycle lows are projected for late 2026.”

    β€” Host
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    Hyperliquid's advantage is vertical integration

    β€œThe core of the platform's efficiency is that Hyperliquid's advantage is vertical integration.”

    β€” Host
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    Seat-based SaaS is facing a crisis

    β€œWith the rise of automated workflows, the traditional model of seat-based SaaS is facing a crisis.”

    β€” Host
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    Iran conflict creates extreme oil price volatility

    β€œEnergy markets are on edge as the Iran conflict creates extreme oil price volatility.”

    β€” Host
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    STRC fixes the yield gap with price-stable returns

    β€œInstitutional investors are noting how STRC fixes the yield gap with price-stable returns.”

    β€” Host
Politics and News
APR 7, 2026The Daily Wire
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    Artemis missions signal American space dominance

    β€œWe’re sending humans around the moon for the first time in decades.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    US policy is dismantling the Iranian regime

    β€œWe’re breaking the entire machine of the Iranian tyranny.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Critics prioritize domestic stagnation over American success

    β€œThe usual suspects are screaming their prayers that America returns to stagnation.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Technological progress is debunking the decline narrative

    β€œWe are busy kicking ass and our enemies and critics alike hate it.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    American ingenuity is defeating internal political cynicism

    β€œWhy does the left want to return to a state of managed decline?”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
Politics and News
APR 7, 2026PBD Podcast
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    US will lose a war against Iran

    β€œThe United States is ultimately going to lose a conflict with Iran because it lacks the strategic depth required for that region.”

    β€” Jiang Xueqin
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    Secret societies orchestrate global power structures

    β€œGlobal power is managed by secret societies and structures that the average person never sees or understands.”

    β€” Jiang Xueqin
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    Trump's return disrupts traditional geopolitical strategy

    β€œThe return of Donald Trump represents a fundamental shift in how the U.S. will interact with its global rivals.”

    β€” Jiang Xueqin
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    Institutional decay leads to inevitable regime change

    β€œOur current institutional framework is crumbling, and this collapse is the precursor to a massive systemic change.”

    β€” Jiang Xueqin
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    Military overextension creates massive strategic risk

    β€œThe U.S. military is currently overextended, making it vulnerable to asymmetric threats from smaller nations.”

    β€” Jiang Xueqin
Politics and News
APR 6, 2026The Daily Wire
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    US military executes historic rescue operation

    β€œThe United States military executes the most remarkable search and rescue operation of all time”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Trump threatens Iran with total destruction

    β€œPresident Trump threatens Iran with destruction”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Terrorist relatives expelled from America

    β€œthe Trump administration expels relatives of Iranian terrorist leaders”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    American search and rescue sets global record

    β€œthe most remarkable search and rescue operation of all time”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Administration ends luxury for terror families

    β€œIranian terrorist leaders who were living high on the American hog”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
Politics and News
APR 8, 2026The Daily Wire
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    The 1953 'Operation Ajax' narrative is historically misunderstood; the Shah already possessed the constitutional authority to dismiss the Prime Minister.

    β€œWhenever you open X or Tik Tok, you're guaranteed to be subjected to the most backward, historically illiterate takes imaginable.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Pre-1979 Iran was a rapidly modernizing, secular Western ally where life in Tehran mirrored 1970s Los Angeles.

    β€œWe didn't overthrow a regime. The Sha was in charge the whole time... We helped the Sha do the thing that he had the constitutional ability to do.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    The 1979 revolution was a 'bizarre coalition' of Marxists and radical Islamists united solely by their hatred of the Shah's autocracy.

    β€œIf you look at pictures of Tehran in the 1970s, it looks a lot like LA in the 1970s. People are wearing Western clothing... living relatively normal lives.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    The Iranian Hostage Crisis highlights the 'Iron Law' of foreign policy: weakness invites aggression, while strength compels compliance.

    β€œLiterally the very moment that Ronald Reagan was sworn into office as president, they released the hostages. Weird how that works.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
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    Iran’s 'Kuds Force' is directly responsible for at least 600 American deaths in Iraq through the engineering of high-end IEDs.

    β€œHundreds of American troops, at least 600 actually, were murdered having their limbs blown off because of Iranian weapons.”

    β€” Ben Shapiro
Politics and News
APR 14, 2026NPR
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    Lawmakers resign amid serious misconduct allegations

    β€œRepublican congressman Tony Gonzalez of Texas says he will retire from Congress as he faces bipartisan calls to expel him. Gonzalez is admitted to an affair with a former staff member who later died by suicide, and seven term California Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell says he will resign following multiple sexual assault allegations made against him. He had been seen as a front runner in California's gubernatorial race before dropping out yesterday after the accusation surfaced.”

    β€” Rylan Barton
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    US blockades Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz

    β€œPresident Trump says The US has begun a blockade of the Iranian ports. He's trying to get Tehran to open the Strait Of Hormuz and accept a deal to end the war. We can't let a country blackmail or extort, the world because that's what they're doing. They're really blackmailing the world. We're not gonna let that happen.”

    β€” Donald Trump
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    Georgia protects TSA workers from utility shutoffs

    β€œAccording to the PSC order, a moratorium would be put in place to pause any shutoffs due to unpaid or late utility bills as the shutdown continues. Georgia officials say TSA agents would need to verify their employment status to be eligible. The order states employees must pay off any past due balances within thirty days after the shutdown ends and when back pay is completely restored.”

    β€” Dormaya Vance
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    Postmark delays threaten mail-in tax filers

    β€œThe US Postal Service usually automatically stamps postmarks when a process is mailed that's dropped off. But exactly when that processing happens has become more complicated in more parts of the country. As part of the postal services reorganization, USPS has cut back how often it picks up mail in certain areas more than 50 miles from one of its regional processing centers. That means some first class mail may not get postmarked until the day after it's collected.”

    β€” Hansi Lo Wong
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    Fugitive Brazilian spy chief arrested in Orlando

    β€œBolsonaro's former spy chief, Alexandre Hamaging, fled Brazil last year, crossing the border from the Amazon into Guyana before heading to The US. When authorities moved to arrest him and found he'd escaped, Hamaji shared a video on social media saying he and his family were, quote, safe in The US, the world's freest democracy. Brazilian authorities consider him a fugitive and requested his extradition last December.”

    β€” Julia Carneiro
Politics and News
APR 13, 2026NPR
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    US blockades Iranian ports after failed peace talks

    β€œThe US military is blocking ships from entering or exiting Iranian ports absent a peace agreement. The blockade was due to take effect two hours ago. US central command says the action will not, quote, impede freedom of navigation for vessels transiting the Strait Of Hormuz to and from non Iranian ports.”

    β€” Lakshmi Singh
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    Hungary shifts focus from Russia to EU interests

    β€œThe Hungarian government under Orban has not been using the veto to protect Hungarian interest. It was using the veto to protect Russian interest. So that very clearly will need to stop.”

    β€” Shuzana Vega
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    Swalwell suspends campaign amid sexual misconduct allegations

    β€œWithin hours of those reports, nearly all of his major endorsers abandoned him. On x, Swalwell apologized for mistakes in judgment but denies the allegations. He's now facing calls from fellow Democrats in California to resign his house seat.”

    β€” Scott Shafer
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    Average tax refunds are projected to rise 20%

    β€œSo far, the average refund is about 11% higher than this time last year, about $350 more according to data from the IRS. Michael Pierce with Oxford Economics expects that average will go up. That's because higher income filers typically procrastinate on filing and seem to be benefiting more from the new tax changes.”

    β€” Stephen Bassaha
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    FIFA hikes World Cup ticket prices to record highs

    β€œWorld Cup tickets are getting even pricier. FIFA, the international governing body for professional soccer, is adding a more expensive tier. A ticket for a front category one seat at the US opener against Argentina in Los Angeles will cost as much as $5,470 according to the Associated Press.”

    β€” Lakshmi Singh
Politics and News
APR 13, 2026The New York Times
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    Trump uses aggressive leverage to force negotiations

    β€œIn the case of President Trump, you know, you and I have talked before about his negotiating style. He likes to carry a big stick. He weighs it initially. He then uses it. And then, of course, he very quickly pivots to, you know, you can have peace if you'll just make the right deal. Everything is about the art of the deal, isn't it?”

    β€” Edmund Fitton-Brown
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    Iran refuses to negotiate on regime survival

    β€œI think we would have to assume that they're non-negotiable or it's going to be anything about regime change or human rights within Iran. They're going to want to be absolutely sure that they can maintain control in Iran. The other three filesβ€”nuclear, missiles, and proxiesβ€”are different, but regime survival is hardline.”

    β€” Edmund Fitton-Brown
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    Nuclear programs are Iran's most negotiable asset

    β€œThe nuclear file, I think it's entirely possible that the Iranians will be willing to agree to most of what the United States is asking for on the nuclear file because, you know, this is the one area where it's obvious that the US will not be willing to compromise. So we might look to see whether they've actually moved towards the idea that they would have to accept an end to their nuclear program.”

    β€” Edmund Fitton-Brown
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    Iran maintains total control over Lebanese sovereignty

    β€œThe newly appointed Iranian ambassador in Lebanon, the Lebanese have withdrawn their agreement to his appointment, and he is to stay even though he's not being given credentials by the government of Lebanon. Now it's an extraordinary statement that Lebanon is not a sovereign country and that the sovereignty in Lebanon is possessed by the Iranians.”

    β€” Edmund Fitton-Brown
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    NATO supports reopening the Strait of Hormuz

    β€œI think that we saw a very strong statement from Rutte, the Secretary General of NATO, saying that the coalition would always come together and it would support the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. And in a way, the Iranians have helped us in this respect, because closing international waters is obviously against international law.”

    β€” Edmund Fitton-Brown
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