Amos Hochstein

Amos Hochstein, veteran energy diplomat explaining global oil and LNG dynamics. Rep. Robert Garcia, House oversight leader probing Kushner and alleged pay-to-play. Senator Jon Ossoff, Intelligence Committee member on national security and economic fallout. They debate the Iran war’s messaging, alleged improprieties tied to Trump allies, and the mounting global energy and local economic consequences.

Amos Hochstein, former Special Presidential Coordinator at the US Department, shares his expertise on Ukraine’s vast but underutilized mineral resources amidst conflict, stressing the need for strong governance and accountability. Ed Mills, a policy analyst at Raymond James, discusses the political implications of recent events in Washington, including rising inflation expectations fueled by tariff policies. Together, they delve into the complexities of energy investments, the geopolitical landscape, and the importance of robust alliances in navigating these challenges.

Amos Hochstein, former White House advisor on energy and the Middle East, and Rep. Adam Smith, ranking Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee. They discuss Trump's pullback on strikes and its market effects. Topics include energy disruptions from the Iran conflict, control of the Strait of Hormuz, economic ripple effects, unclear U.S. strategy and the costs of escalation.

Amos Hochstein, energy and geopolitical expert who served in senior US energy diplomacy roles, explains the Strait of Hormuz crisis and massive oil shortfall. He describes immediate economic ripple effects on gas, food, and shipping. He connects energy shocks to AI, data centers, and the US‑China tech race, and outlines possible geopolitical winners and war outcomes.

Amos Hochstein, former Biden energy adviser now TWG Global partner, weighs Iran’s military risks and energy market fallout. Paul Atkins, ex-SEC chair now focused on securities and crypto policy, discusses regulation, retirement access to digital assets, and coordinating lawmakers. They cover U.S. force posture, targeting implications, and how crypto rules could reshape markets and retirement options.

Amos Hochstein, former US State Department Special Presidential Coordinator, shares insights on Trump's agenda and the intricacies of global energy dynamics. He discusses Ukraine's potential as a key energy supplier for Europe while debunking myths about its rare earth mineral wealth. Hochstein highlights Ukraine's battles with corruption and the need for economic independence from Russia. He also addresses frustrations in U.S.-European alliances, emphasizing the challenges in trade and environmental policies amidst the ongoing conflict.

Amos Hochstein, a former Biden senior advisor, shares insights on the fragile ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict and the urgent humanitarian needs. Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former FDA commissioner, examines the alarming potential impacts of proposed NIH funding cuts on public health research. The conversation also touches on Elon Musk's ambitious $97.4 billion bid for OpenAI and tensions with CEO Sam Altman, and President Trump's pause on anti-bribery law enforcement, raising ethical concerns in international business.

Rich Greenfield, co-founder of LightShed Partners, discusses the Supreme Court's TikTok ban ruling and its implications for the app's future in the U.S. Meanwhile, Amos Hochstein, a senior advisor to President Biden, shares insights on the potential ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and ongoing prisoner negotiations. The conversation also touches on the impact of social media on youth and the complex interplay between national security and big tech legislation, especially with a leadership change on the horizon.

Amos Hochstein, Senior Advisor to the President for Energy and Investment, discusses the nuances of White House energy policy and ongoing ceasefire talks in Gaza. Steve Englander, Global Head of FX Research at Standard Chartered, analyzes the strength of the Yen and market expectations surrounding a potential rate hike from Ueda. Kelsey Berro, a Fixed Income Portfolio Manager at JPMorgan, sheds light on shifting Federal Reserve expectations in response to robust U.S. economic data, impacting investment strategies in the bond market.

Maya MacGuinneas discusses the federal budget deficit, Amos Hochstein talks about US energy policy, and Ed Hyman covers economic signals. Topics include Middle East conflict, energy strategies, US energy transition, inflation's impact on retirement security, Federal Reserve's approach to economic changes, and 2025 fiscal policy challenges for the US.