The Scott Jennings Podcast HOLLYWOOD LIBERALS CRY "STOLEN LAND" FROM THEIR LAVISH MANSIONS
Feb 2, 2026
Rebecca Heinrichs, national security expert and Hudson Institute senior fellow, provides sharp analysis on Iran and US military options. She discusses potential strikes, limits on regime change, and the geopolitical ripple from shifting oil ties. Conversation also covers coercive diplomacy and targeting the IRGC.
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Expand Naloxone And Harm Reduction
- Dr. Sally Sattel credits Narcan availability, falling fentanyl purity, reduced new-user pipeline, and user harm-reduction behaviors for declining overdose deaths.
- She implies expanding naloxone access and harm-reduction tools helps sustain the downward trend.
Supply Shock And Survivor Effects Lower Deaths
- Dr. Sally Sattel notes fentanyl supply purity fell significantly by end of 2024, likely due to reduced precursor flows from China.
- She warns that remaining users are more tolerant survivors, so trends could reverse if supply or behaviors change.
House Passed 12 Bills In Regular Order
- Congressman Rich McCormick highlights that House Republicans passed all 12 appropriations bills individually, returning to regular order.
- He frames this as a rare accomplishment showing party unity despite a narrow majority.
