Craig Unger

Craig Unger, investigative journalist and bestselling author of Den of Spies, explores historical and modern election interference. He recounts covert spycraft around the 1980 election, Israel and Iran’s roles in arms transfers, patterns of sabotage across decades, KGB recruitment tactics including ties to Donald Trump, and contemporary parallels with social media and powerful actors.

In this engaging discussion, journalist Craig Unger, known for his deep dives into the Trump-Russia narrative, shares insights on political branding and the media's role in shaping perceptions. The conversation twists through the complexities of the Ukraine-Russia conflict while highlighting the geopolitical stakes involved. They also tackle inflation trends affecting real estate, the interplay of digital assets, and the challenges of public discourse in a polarizing climate. Humor weaves throughout as they explore societal norms and their often amusing contradictions.

Craig Unger, investigative journalist and author known for probing Trump, Putin, and GOP ties. He unpacks Russia’s penetration of Trump and long-term Moscow connections. Conversations focus on interference, leverage over policy, and why upcoming elections matter. Short, urgent, and investigative.