Yemen Attacks Houthis, Supreme Court New Term, More
Summary
This episode covers the escalating conflict in Yemen, where Saudi Arabia seeks Western support against the Houthis, while the US rapidly withdraws bombers from the UK amid Iran-linked threats. The discussion shifts to domestic policy, highlighting a new White House AI task force and a Supreme Court case that could shield oil companies from climate liability. Markets are under pressure as the euro hits a 17-month low and global bond yields spike, raising fears of a renewed European debt crisis. The segment concludes with political developments in Brazil, Spain, and calls for the Fed chair to…
Topics discussed
Sponsorship and show introduction
Yemen's campaign to retake territory from Houthis
Western support for Saudi Arabia and US bomber withdrawal
White House AI task force and regulatory skepticism
Supreme Court case on climate liability for oil firms
Supreme Court trust levels and Justice Alito's comments
Calls for Fed Chair Powell to resign over renovation issues
Market outlook: Euro weakness and fiscal risks
Global bond market sell-off and rising yields
Brazil election: Bolsonaro leads first round
Spain PM Sanchez calls early election after housing plan fails
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