Hooman Majd

Hooman Majd, an Iranian-born author and journalist at The Intercept, joins the discussion on the rising protests against Trump's authoritarianism. They delve into the impact of military presence in major cities and grassroots mobilization efforts. Majd also addresses rising tensions between Iran and Israel, shedding light on U.S. involvement in the escalating conflicts. The conversation emphasizes the need for community solidarity and the human cost of political strife, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals caught in the turmoil.

Ryan Grim, investigative reporter focused on foreign policy, and Hooman Majd, Iranian-American journalist and author, discuss the long arc of US-Iran tensions. They probe who pushed for military action, missed chances for diplomacy, dark money and lobbying influences, alleged plans for regime change, and Congress’s role amid chaotic decision-making.

Hooman Majd, an Iranian-American journalist, provides deep insights into the ongoing protests in Iran that erupted from economic despair and government repression. He discusses the staggering death toll and the pervasive security presence that feels like martial law. Meanwhile, Lois Parshley, an investigative journalist, explores America's financial interests in Greenland, discussing the implications of corporate ambitions and the quest for independence among Greenlanders. Together, they navigate the ties between local protests and global power dynamics.