Live Streaming - Nuclear Deterrence, Broken Treaties, and the Pocketbook Electorate,9-17-2026
The John Batchelor Show | Sep 18 2026 | 00:55:26
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Live Streaming weekdays 8-9 AM ET on The John Batchelor Show Substack pageNuclear Deterrence, Broken Treaties, and the Pocketbook Electorate
Peter Huessy, Anatol Lieven, and Jonathan Guyer join John Batchelor. The discussion begins with historical reflections on Cold War-era civil defense drills, illustrating how early memories of nuclear anxiety contrast with current geopolitical tensions. The experts analyze the critical need for nuclear modernization, the termination of historic arms treaties, and the emerging threats posed by Russia, North Korea, and Iran. The conversation transitions into the economic consequences of these tensions, specifically how rising diesel prices and supply chain disruptions are impacting American public opinion. Ultimately, the discussion suggests that domestic economic concerns and the integration of artificial intelligence in warfare are fundamentally reshaping the electorate's view of international security.
Live Streaming weekdays 8-9 AM ET on The John Batchelor Show Substack pageNuclear Deterrence, Broken Treaties, and the Pocketbook Electorate
Peter Huessy, Anatol Lieven, and Jonathan Guyer join John Batchelor. The discussion begins with historical reflections on Cold War-era civil defense drills, illustrating how early memories of nuclear anxiety contrast with current geopolitical tensions. The experts analyze the critical need for nuclear modernization, the termination of historic arms treaties, and the emerging threats posed by Russia, North Korea, and Iran. The conversation transitions into the economic consequences of these tensions, specifically how rising diesel prices and supply chain disruptions are impacting American public opinion. Ultimately, the discussion suggests that domestic economic concerns and the integration of artificial intelligence in warfare are fundamentally reshaping the electorate's view of international security.