Michael Shellenberger (2026) - Iran, Homelessness and the Epstein Files
In this recap episode, Michael Shellenberger examine the shifting landscape of American foreign policy and domestic stability under the current administration. They debate the unpredictable nature of leadership, specifically how independent decision-making has sidelined traditional experts in conflicts involving Iran, Venezuela, and Israel. The conversation transitions into the collapse of urban safety and governance, highlighting the financial mismanagement of the homelessness crisis and the rise of radicalised protests in cities like Minneapolis and San Francisco. They also critique the…
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