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Sen. Mullin on state of the economy, SCOTUS tariff ruling and U.S.-Iran tensions
Youtube· 2026-02-24 13:05
We are all fancy on Capitol Hill this morning ahead of tonight's State of the Union. Joining us now, Senator Mark Wayne Mullen of Oklahoma, who almost talked me into uh going jacketless cuz it's my brand, right. >> It is your brand.And I just got done working out and so I was thinking I surely I won't have to have a jacket on set and then I walk in, you got to your sleeves aren't rolled up, you got a jacket, you even got it buttoned and I'm like, Joe, who are you. >> I know. I don't know who I am. I don't k ...
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Nick Szabo· 2026-02-22 17:23
RT Mel (@Villgecrazylady)Another reminder that the Israel/DC think-tank class’s plan is to split Iran into 8-10 ethnostates after they topple the Mullahs.This is the only outcome Israel finds acceptable because it’s the only way to ensure Israeli regional hegemony.We’re talking about a decade long civil war that America will not only be responsible for initiating but we will 100% be forced to subsidize and participate in too. Anyone telling you otherwise is lying through their teeth.Regime change would be a ...
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Mike Benz· 2026-02-17 05:11
The EU is all-in on regime changing Orban, while simultaneously forcing the democratically elected Orban gov't to not even be allowed to know how much money the EU is secretly pumping into anti-Orban NGOs or the Magyar campaign by proxy. All to cram thru The Blob's Ukraine play. https://t.co/GzKti8CHNd ...
Trump: Regime change would be ‘best thing’ in Iran
NBC News· 2026-02-14 01:36
Tonight, President Trump is sending another aircraft carrier to the Middle East as he ramps up pressure on Iran. If >> we don't have a deal, we'll need it. Do we have a deal.We could cut it. >> Asked about whether he wants regime change. >> It seems like that would be the best thing that could happen.Who would you want to take over. >> I don't want to talk about that. >> There are people.>> Still, the president looking to keep negotiating with Iran over its nuclear program. I think they'll be successful and ...
Trump says regime change in Iran 'would be the best thing that could happen'
Fortune· 2026-02-13 23:03
President Donald Trump said Friday that a change in power in Iran “would be the best thing that could happen” as the U.S. administration weighs whether to take military action against Tehran.Trump made the comments shortly after visiting with troops at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, and after he confirmed earlier in the day that he’s deploying a second aircraft carrier group to the Mideast.“It seems like that would be the best thing that could happen,” Trump said in an exchange with reporters when asked about ...
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Bloomberg· 2026-02-13 22:51
President Trump said regime change would be the best outcome for Iran, ratcheting up pressure on the Islamic Republic in talks over its nuclear program as he builds up the US military presence in the region https://t.co/Mx36aszI26 https://t.co/7FPAj0HheB ...
ConocoPhillips and Trump's Venezuela Play: Is This a Hidden Catalyst or Just More Noise for Investors?
Yahoo Finance· 2026-02-01 20:05
The bullish case for oil stocks received a significant boost earlier this month when U.S. forces captured the now former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, sparking hope that the petroleum-rich country will eventually be open to Western oil majors. Count ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) among the domestic oil equities in rally mode to start 2026. January isn't over yet, but this stock is higher by more than 8%. How much, if any, of that move is attributable to Venezuela is up for debate. Where to invest $1,000 ...
The Filmmaker Who Trains Her Lens on American Power | The Mishal Husain Show
Bloomberg Television· 2026-02-01 11:00
the US doesn't have the right to steal resources from other countries. I mean, I just think that that is, you know, it's and I also think the the action of of regime change, I think it's against international law. I mean, I I'm not going to defend it.There's they pose no threat. >> Is that what you would call it in Venezuela. Regime change, even though, >> well, what would you call it.Madura's deputy is well as in that the person who is supposedly in power in Venezuela today is Madura's deputy. >> Did you l ...
'Regime change': Kevin Warsh's plan to shake up the Fed
Yahoo Finance· 2026-01-30 20:58
Core Viewpoint - The financial world is focused on how Kevin Warsh, nominated to lead the Federal Reserve, may implement significant changes if confirmed, particularly regarding the Fed's balance sheet and regulatory practices [1]. Group 1: Fed's Balance Sheet and Monetary Policy - Warsh aims to reduce the Fed's $6.6 trillion balance sheet, which he believes has become bloated and ineffective in supporting the economy [2][3]. - The Fed's balance sheet peaked at $9 trillion in 2022, and there is criticism that its size exceeds the mandate of ensuring stable prices and employment [4]. - Warsh supports lowering interest rates as a more effective means to assist families and businesses, contrasting with the current reliance on a large balance sheet [3]. Group 2: Regulatory Changes and Data Dependence - Warsh advocates for a "regime change" in how the Fed supervises and regulates banks, suggesting a reduction in banking regulations [2][5]. - He criticizes the Fed's heavy reliance on data-driven methods for economic assessment, arguing that focusing on outdated data leads to "false precision" and complacency [6][7]. - Warsh believes that the current policy of being "data dependent" lacks real value and should not overly focus on minor fluctuations in government data releases [7].
Venezuela done, Cuba next? Report says Trump team seeks govt insiders to cut a deal and oust communist regime
MINT· 2026-01-22 02:23
Core Insights - The Trump administration is actively seeking government insiders in Cuba to facilitate a political deal aimed at removing the Communist leadership by the end of the year, viewing this as a strategic move following the situation in Venezuela [1][2][3] Geopolitical Context - The U.S. perceives Cuba as a potential geopolitical battleground, believing that the recent ousting of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela has made Cuba's Communist regime more vulnerable than in decades, particularly due to economic stress from the collapse of its key economic partner [2][8] - U.S. officials are focusing on identifying reform-minded figures within the Cuban government who may be open to negotiating a transfer of power [3][7] Economic Conditions - The Cuban economy is under significant strain, facing chronic shortages, power outages, and a decline in oil supply due to reduced exports from Venezuela and tightened U.S. sanctions [8] - Analysts and residents have raised concerns about the resilience of the Cuban government amid deepening economic hardship [8] U.S. Strategy and Actions - The U.S. strategy includes leveraging internal dissent within Cuba, as demonstrated by the operation in Venezuela that resulted in the capture of Maduro, which was aided by an insider [5][6] - Trump has publicly urged Cuban leaders to negotiate with the U.S., emphasizing the urgency of making a deal before it is too late, while also tightening economic and diplomatic pressure on Cuba [4][8] Cuban Government Response - Cuban leaders have rejected U.S. pressure, with mass demonstrations occurring in Havana against U.S. actions and sanctions, and President Miguel Díaz-Canel affirming the government's resolve [9][11] - The Cuban state has historically suppressed dissent despite widespread poverty, with only two major protest movements recorded in recent decades [12] Strategic Resources - Cuba possesses significant untapped reserves of nickel and cobalt, essential for electric vehicle batteries and advanced defense systems, which the U.S. seeks to secure outside of Chinese supply chains [13][14] - The island's geographic position is strategically valuable, lying adjacent to key maritime routes that are vital for global trade [15]