IHIP News

A heated discussion about a politician’s leaked medical prognosis and the politics around it. A sharp critique of complacency and performative loyalty among elected leaders. Debates on foreign policy double standards, Iran rhetoric, and US moral authority. Concerns about threats to LGBTQ people, women, and minorities and how movements may evolve.

We are joined by Professor Jason Stanley to discuss the deep seated antisemitism in the Trump Regime and their motives with Iran. Order our new book, join our Substack, shop our merch, and more by clicking here: https://linktr.ee/ivehaditpodcast.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

They break down a chaotic White House press appearance where a leader misnames a governor and fumbles on foreign policy. They explore risks from lax phone security and potential manipulation. They connect dehumanizing rhetoric to real-world violence and examine how party shifts and corruption fuel radical movements. They call for a stronger progressive political response.

Raucous MAGA infighting sparked by insults and performative loyalty. Heated debate over accusations of antisemitism and political double standards. Scrutiny of high‑profile conservatives’ alliances and inconsistent critiques of Israel. Shifting public opinion on Israel and the political consequences of declining support.

Kat Abughazaleh, a Palestinian-American community organizer and former union rep running for Congress in Illinois' 9th, talks campaign chaos and late interventions. She describes AIPAC’s last-minute attacks and dark-money tactics. Conversation covers her activist roots, plans for constituent services, opposition to the war, and bold economic and reproductive justice priorities.

A wild rundown of MAGA infighting and claims that intelligence services targeted a high-profile media figure. Examination of shifting America First politics and who might consolidate the movement. Deep dive into tech power, Palantir, and billionaire influence on policy. Concerns about AI deepfakes, war decision-making, and the scramble for accountability in a post-fact world.

A fierce critique of Trump’s Iran escalation and the alleged ignoring of advisers. Discussion of civilian toll and disturbing reports from the strike zones. Exploration of attacks on the press and threats to broadcasters. Examination of foreign influence, Saudi ties, and profiteering by allies. Concerns about economic fallout, misinformation online, and political consequences for voters.

They unpack Trump's attacks on a reporter and claims about rigged elections. They explore how seizing ballots could teach interference tactics and assess risks for 2026. Discussion covers multi‑pronged strategies to undermine voting, possible false flags and cyberattacks, and foreign disinformation links to authoritarian playbooks.

Dr. Marc Lamont Hill, professor, author and media commentator on race and Middle East politics, joins to unpack U.S.-Israel relations. He discusses IDF tactics described as systemic overkill and the so-called "mowing the lawn" logic. He examines nuke rhetoric and propaganda, settler violence and apartheid-like structures, and how U.S. racial politics and lobbying shape policy.

Bitter political infighting and alleged administration‑wide corruption take center stage. Discussion of pardons as political currency and a $220 million ad controversy. Worries about youth radicalization, campus influence from far‑right figures, and rising Holocaust denial among young GOP men. Debate over media, antisemitism, and how institutions respond to extremism.