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Show Notes
- Britain’s new prime minister, Boris Johnson, was traveling Europe this week, testing the waters with Germany and France about their willingness to work out a new Brexit deal.
- Russia managed to convince seven of its allies—some of whom are at odds with one another—to join in large military drills next month, a sign of Russia’s leadership within Asia.
- Italy’s prime minister resigned, opening the door for populist leader Matteo Salvini. Will establishment politicians be able to cobble together a coalition to keep the popular Catholic strongman out of office?
- We also talk about Russia covertly expanding its borders in Georgia, the likelihood of Iran gaining a permanent presence in Yemen, Donald Trump’s desire to lower interest rates even further, and more and more Americans saying God had absolutely nothing to do with the creation of man.
Links
- [0:38] Boris Johnson in Europe (11 minutes)
- [12:17] Russia’s Mass Military Drills (6 minutes)
- [18:31] Houthi State of Yemen? (7 minutes)
- [25:35] The Great Recession (8 minutes)
- [34:15] Italy’s Political Catch-22 (7 minutes)
- [42:24] Russia’s Great Wall of Georgia (5 minutes)
- [47:29] The Fraud of Evolution (6 minutes)