Where does President Trump's speech leave us with regard to where the war is headed?
And it really was, to me, the story of the commander-in-chief who,
weeks into this war, is deeply uncertain about how it ends.
I'm John Feiner, co-host of The Long Game podcast.
This week, Jake Sullivan and I break down the president's speech
and discuss what it 's like to negotiate with the Iranians.
We will also debate whether Iran should accept a deal.
The episode is out now.
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So here's the thing about Donald Trump's blatant, sometimes open corruption.
If it 's happening out in front of us, if it 's largely been accepted by the public and seemingly the courts,
is it even fair to call it corruption at all?
That was my first question to Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy at a recent forum about corporate monopolies and corruption
held by the American Economic Liberties Project in Washington, D.C.
That's this week on Today Explained Saturday.
Let's dig in. Thank you to the American Economic Liberties Project.
Obviously, thank you to Senator Murphy for being here.
And thank you to you all too for being interested in this topic.
You know, when I think about corruption, particularly this bending the knee kind of framework.
One thing that immediately jumps to mind for me is that,