Norman Roule

Norman Roule, former senior U.S. intelligence official and adviser on warfare and terrorism, breaks down U.S.-Iran Geneva talks and Tehran’s likely bargaining tactics. He discusses Iran’s internal survival calculations and why the U.S. has mounted an unprecedented military buildup. He also assesses naval readiness and looming missile and militia threats in the region.

In this insightful discussion, Ed Yardeni, a seasoned market strategist, predicts a positive trajectory for the S&P 500, suggesting it could hit 10,000 by 2030. Norman Roule, a former U.S. intelligence official, analyzes the successful operation to capture Venezuelan President Maduro and the implications for U.S. regional strategy. Bob McNally, an energy expert, discusses the long road ahead for Venezuelan oil production recovery. Jim Bianco highlights the recent trends in fixed income markets, addressing potential political pressures on the Fed and ongoing inflation risks.

Norman Roule, a former CIA officer with 34 years of experience focused on the Middle East, discusses the survival of the Assad regime and the roles of Iran and Russia. He explores bureaucratic issues in these countries that have allowed groups like Hayat Tahrir al-Sham to gain ground quickly. Roule also critiques the military strategies of the Syrian regime, highlights the current geopolitical struggles, and suggests actions the U.S. can undertake to promote peace and stability in the region.

Norman Roule, a former senior U.S. intelligence official and CSIS adviser, offers sharp insights on Middle East diplomacy. He outlines the implications of the recent hostage deal with Hamas and previews the upcoming Egypt conference, which could redefine Gaza's future. Roule discusses how shifting alliances in the region, particularly Saudi and Emirati diplomacy, are changing dynamics and U.S. engagement strategies. His analysis reveals potential consequences for Israel's international relations and domestic political challenges.

Norman Roule, a 34-year CIA veteran and Iran specialist now at CSIS, joins to dissect Tehran's regional strategy. He breaks down why Iran strikes neighbors, the IRGC versus the regular army, succession challenges, degraded drone and missile stocks, and how Iran misreads rivals and U.S. moves. Short, sharp takes on Iran's messaging, operational limits, and intelligence vulnerabilities.

In this engaging discussion, Ed Yardeni, Chief Investment Strategist at Yardeni Research, presents a bullish outlook on equities amid potential rate cuts and tariff clarity. David Malpass, former President of The World Bank, shares insights on political priorities for a second Trump administration with the upcoming midterms in mind. Norman Roule, Senior Adviser at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, offers a preview of the upcoming Trump-Putin summit in Alaska, highlighting its geopolitical significance.

Featuring: Norman Roule, Senior Adviser: Warfare & Terrorism Program at the Center for Strategic & International Studies Michael Haigh, Managing Director & Head of FIC and Commodity Research at Societe Generale London Federal Reserve Board of Governors Member Stephen Miran See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Norm Roule, a former senior U.S. intelligence officer for the Middle East, sheds light on the potential resolutions to the Iran-Israel conflict. He discusses the implications of Israel's military actions on Iran's leadership and civil unrest. The conversation delves into the complex relationship between Iran and Israel, examining their military dynamics and negotiation paths. Roule also addresses the Gulf states' concerns for stability and the collaborative strategies between the U.S. and Israel to address Iran's nuclear aspirations.

Norman Roule, CSIS senior adviser on warfare and terrorism, offers strategic takes on Iran and the IRGC. Joel Rayburn, retired U.S. Army officer and Middle East security analyst, discusses military phases and regional leadership shifts. Stephen Schork, energy market specialist, outlines Strait of Hormuz risks and oil-market scenarios. They focus on Iran’s military posture, escalation risks, regional power shifts, and energy-market leverage.

Former CIA officer Norman Roule discusses Iran's recent elections, potential threats in Africa, and Houthi activities in the Red Sea. Topics include Iran's stability, influence in Africa, Houthi attacks on shipping, Gaza ceasefire negotiations, and Hamas's military strategies.