David Reavill

No one has shaped the public debate quite as well as Donald J. Trump. His ability to first identify people's wants and aspirations, and then tailor a solution to meet those hopes and fears, is second to none.He first demonstrated this unparalleled ability in his 2016 run for the Presidency, and then repeated that feat in 2025. It's a remarkable achievement, often underestimated by his opponents.

No one has shaped the public debate quite as well as Donald J. Trump. His ability to first identify people's wants and aspirations, and then tailor a solution to meet those hopes and fears, is second to none.He first demonstrated this unparalleled ability in his 2016 run for the Presidency, and then repeated that feat in 2025. It's a remarkable achievement, often underestimated by his opponents.

It's been a week now, and I'm finally able to come to terms with the stark reality that for the first time in our country's history, we have attacked a country without provocation. Iran did not first attack us. Iran cannot reach American shores with its weapons. Iran has sworn off the use of nuclear bombs.Despite these facts, and before the next round of negotiations that could have prevented the conflict, US President Donald J. Trump ordered American forces to open fire on Saturday, February 28, 2026.

It's been a week now, and I'm finally able to come to terms with the stark reality that for the first time in our country's history, we have attacked a country without provocation. Iran did not first attack us. Iran cannot reach American shores with its weapons. Iran has sworn off the use of nuclear bombs.Despite these facts, and before the next round of negotiations that could have prevented the conflict, US President Donald J. Trump ordered American forces to open fire on Saturday, February 28, 2026.

It's been a week now, and I'm finally able to come to terms with the stark reality that for the first time in our country's history, we have attacked a country without provocation. Iran did not first attack us. Iran cannot reach American shores with its weapons. Iran has sworn off the use of nuclear bombs.Despite these facts, and before the next round of negotiations that could have prevented the conflict, US President Donald J. Trump ordered American forces to open fire on Saturday, February 28, 2026.

Joining us today to discuss this and other events of the week is Kyle Anzalone. We're fortunate that Kyle was able to take time out from a very full schedule. Kyle is one of the most tireless advocates for international conflict resolution. He is:The Opinion editor for Antiwar.comNews Editor for the Libertarian Instituteand co-host of the Conflict of Interest Podcast

As markets climb higher and higher, or, as Wall Street says, "When the Bull starts to run," it has an intoxicating effect for all involved. For investors, it gives them a feeling of invincibility, as if they have magically discovered the key to all wealth, no less, for the nation's corporate managers.

As markets climb higher and higher, or, as Wall Street says, "When the Bull starts to run," it has an intoxicating effect for all involved. For investors, it gives them a feeling of invincibility, as if they have magically discovered the key to all wealth, no less, for the nation's corporate managers.

In what is likely the most reckless move by a US President in our lifetimes, President Donald J. Trump has ignored all efforts to continue the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START). Asked by the Press if he thought an extension was worthwhile, Trump replied that it "sounded like a good idea," yet he did nothing. When President Putin of Russia offered to extend the Treaty for one more year, Trump ignored his request.

In what is likely the most reckless move by a US President in our lifetimes, President Donald J. Trump has ignored all efforts to continue the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START). Asked by the Press if he thought an extension was worthwhile, Trump replied that it "sounded like a good idea," yet he did nothing. When President Putin of Russia offered to extend the Treaty for one more year, Trump ignored his request.