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Eli Beer & United Hatzalah: Saving Lives in 90 seconds or Less 30:20

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Eli Beer is a pioneer, social entrepreneur, President and Founder of United Hatzalah of Israel. In thirty years, the organization has grown to more than 6,500 volunteers who unite together to provide immediate, life-saving care to anyone in need - regardless of race or religion. This community EMS force network treats over 730,000 incidents per year, in Israel, as they wait for ambulances and medical attention. Eli’s vision is to bring this life-saving model across the world. In 2015, Beer expanded internationally with the establishment of branches in South America and other countries, including “United Rescue” in Jersey City, USA, where the response time was reduced to just two minutes and thirty-five seconds. Episode Chapters (0:00) intro (1:04) Hatzalah’s reputation for speed (4:48) Hatzalah’s volunteer EMTs and ambucycles (5:50) Entrepreneurism at Hatzalah (8:09) Chutzpah (14:15) Hatzalah’s recruitment (18:31) Volunteers from all walks of life (22:51) Having COVID changed Eli’s perspective (26:00) operating around the world amid antisemitism (28:06) goodbye For video episodes, watch on www.youtube.com/@therudermanfamilyfoundation Stay in touch: X: @JayRuderman | @RudermanFdn LinkedIn: Jay Ruderman | Ruderman Family Foundation Instagram: All About Change Podcast | Ruderman Family Foundation To learn more about the podcast, visit https://allaboutchangepodcast.com/ Looking for more insights into the world of activism? Be sure to check out Jay’s brand new book, Find Your Fight , in which Jay teaches the next generation of activists and advocates how to step up and bring about lasting change. You can find Find Your Fight wherever you buy your books, and you can learn more about it at www.jayruderman.com .…

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Welcome to "The Greenfield Reportwith Henry R. Greenfield," where 50+ years of world travels across 10 countries shape insightful takes on current geopolitical events. Join Robert for eye-opening global reports with practical local solutions, and enjoy guest appearances offering fresh perspectives. Embark on a journey of understanding and lively discussion.

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Episode 17- Three Empires and Europe's Uncertain Future: Navigating Challenges 80 Years After WWII 19:48

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Europe stands at a crossroads 80 years after the end of World War II, facing three existential challenges from China, Russia, and America that threaten its sovereignty and way of life. The continent must decide whether to step up and protect its democracies or allow external powers to determine its future as the post-American century unfolds. • Xi Jinping's economic invasion of Europe through countries like Hungary threatens European industries • China is flooding Europe with cheap exports as US tariffs block access to American markets • Trump and America represent a second challenge as NATO weakens and US support becomes unreliable • Putin's Russia poses the third and most direct military threat, particularly through the invasion of Ukraine • European nations enjoy their extensive benefits and vacations while reluctant to increase defense spending • Germany and other countries must transition from American dependence to self-sufficiency • Europe faces an inflection point where it must evolve or risk becoming "a permanent open-air museum" • The next few years will determine if Europeans can overcome internal divisions to present a unified front • Historical patterns show Europe's tendency to react too late to existential threats Will Europe step up to meet these challenges, or will they sink into irrelevance and domination by these three powers? If they fail to decide, the future for Europe's children and the continent will reflect this moment when they did not move decisively to take control of their destiny. Support the show…

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Episode 16- America's Shrinking Global Footprint Under Trump 25:15

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The global chess board is being dramatically reshaped, and America's position as the dominant player is rapidly diminishing. Trump's second administration has launched what can only be described as a systematic withdrawal from global leadership across multiple domains, creating what critics have termed "MASA" - Make America Small Again. The evidence is mounting across every sector of global influence. Trump's supposed war on "woke" institutions has morphed into a broad assault on American research and innovation, triggering an unprecedented brain drain as European countries openly recruit U.S. scientists who feel unwelcome in their homeland. This exodus of intellectual capital threatens to derail America's technological edge for generations to come. Meanwhile, the economic consequences are already visible. Boeing faces the cancellation of hundreds of aircraft orders as retaliatory tariffs make American products uncompetitive. Tourism is plummeting as foreign visitors encounter hostile border policies, including invasive searches of personal devices. Agricultural exports, long a cornerstone of American trade, are collapsing as farmers lose access to international markets. Even in energy, where America briefly gained advantage through LNG exports to Europe, Trump's fossil fuel fixation ignores the reality that global oil prices have dropped below the threshold of U.S. profitability. Most concerning is China's resurgence. While America retreats from innovation, research, and global markets, China has pivoted masterfully - maintaining political control while unleashing technological advancement. Their leap forward in electric vehicles exemplifies this approach, reimagining transportation while America clings to combustion engines. Traditional allies from Europe to Australia are recalibrating their relationships, no longer waiting for American leadership. Is this American decline deliberate or accidental? Project 2025 advocates appear satisfied with these developments, suggesting a conscious strategy to transform America from global hegemon to regional power. But in a world that continues to advance without us, can a smaller America ever truly be great again? The stakes couldn't be higher as we witness what may be the voluntary surrender of American exceptionalism. Support the show…

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Episode 15- America's Labor Dilemma: Guest Workers vs Trump's Plan 23:43

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Trump's recent proposal to remove illegal immigrants only to bring them back with stipends exposes a critical realization: America needs immigrant labor for jobs its citizens no longer want. Reporting from Monte Carlo, Henry Greenfield observes a microcosm of this reality – wealthy residents completely dependent on imported labor for essential services, mirroring America's reliance on immigrant workers for agriculture, construction, and other sectors abandoned during the Great Migration. The historical context proves illuminating. Nearly a century ago, Americans began abandoning agricultural labor as they migrated from Southern poverty to Northern factory jobs. This massive demographic shift created labor vacuums gradually filled by immigrants. Now, with former manufacturing hubs like Detroit reduced to a third of their former population, the remaining residents face challenges that make them unlikely candidates for field labor. Trump's belated acknowledgment of this reality signals a significant shift from his previous rhetoric about removing all undocumented workers. Global examples offer clear solutions. Countries including Canada, Australia, Hungary, and Israel maintain successful guest worker programs that balance economic needs with immigration control. Even nations with strict immigration policies and physical barriers implement these programs because they recognize economic necessity. A properly structured American guest worker program would offer multiple benefits: contributing $150-200 billion annually to Social Security and Medicare, reducing pressure on housing as workers would come without families, eliminating birthright citizenship concerns, and providing fair wages and conditions for essential workers. Ready to move beyond political theatrics and implement real solutions? Contact your representatives and demand a comprehensive guest worker program with proper enforcement mechanisms. The time has come for America to acknowledge both its labor requirements and sovereignty concerns with a practical approach that benefits the economy, American workers, and immigrants alike. What other issue could simultaneously shore up Social Security, end housing pressures, and create fair labor practices while solving our immigration challenges? Support the show…

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Episode 14- China, Tariffs, and Global Economy Shifts. Part 2 with Eric Hendriks 21:07

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Henry Greenfield welcomes Dr. Eric Hendriks for a penetrating analysis of the structural imbalances between Chinese and American economies, revealing why tariffs may be the wrong solution for addressing deep economic disparities. Drawing on insights from prominent economists like Michael Pettis and Ray Dalio, Dr. Hendriks exposes a fundamental contradiction in American economic strategy: the desire to maintain dollar dominance while simultaneously reindustrializing. This contradiction creates tensions that tariffs alone cannot resolve. The conversation thoughtfully explores how America's structural trade deficit necessarily coexists with the dollar's role as the global reserve currency, creating a cycle that benefits financial markets while challenging domestic manufacturing. The discussion takes a fascinating turn when examining Europe's position in this economic power struggle. Dr. Hendriks suggests that Trump's confrontational approach toward European allies has paradoxically strengthened Europe's economic independence, allowing nations like Hungary to pursue sovereign relationships with China without facing pressure to align completely with American trade policy. This rebalancing of global economic relationships could potentially alter the Western alliance structure for decades to come. Perhaps most sobering is Dr. Hendriks' assessment of China's comprehensive preparations regarding Taiwan, including diplomatic positioning, military readiness targeted for 2027, and intellectual frameworks justifying potential future actions. As American foreign policy undergoes significant shifts, the window for Chinese assertiveness may be widening in ways that demand careful attention. Whether you're concerned about global economic stability, the future of American manufacturing, European sovereignty, or peace in the Taiwan Strait, this episode provides essential context for understanding the complex interplay of forces shaping our world. What economic rebalancing might actually benefit both American workers and global stability? Listen now to expand your perspective beyond simplistic trade narratives. Support the show…

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Episode 13- China's Grand Strategy: Past, Present, and Future. Part 1 with Dr. Eric Hendriks 32:11

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Few geopolitical relationships will shape our future more profoundly than the complex dance between China and the West. In this eye-opening episode, we're joined by Dr. Eric Hendricks, a Dutch sociologist who brings extraordinary credentials to our conversation about China's past, present, and future trajectory. In this, the first part of a two-part conversation with host Henry R. Greenfield, drawing from his six years living in Beijing and extensive research at institutions from Peking University to the University of Chicago, Dr. Hendricks takes us on a fascinating journey through China's evolving self-perception. He explains how the country has transformed from viewing itself as the "central kingdom" of civilization to experiencing what Chinese historians call the "century of humiliation," and now to Xi Jinping's vision of a "new era" where China reclaims global leadership. We explore China's unprecedented surveillance capabilities—a system Dr. Hendricks describes as "nothing like this has ever been created before in human history"—capable of identifying any citizen within seconds through facial recognition. This technological control makes organizing even small-scale opposition virtually impossible, challenging Western assumptions about potential internal destabilization of the Communist Party's rule. The conversation takes a particularly illuminating turn when addressing the ongoing economic tensions between China and the United States. Dr. Hendricks offers a compelling analysis suggesting America could potentially lose the current trade war, pointing to China's strategic control of rare earth refineries as just one example of its growing leverage. He breaks down the structural imbalances in the global economy, where America has evolved into a consumption-oriented society running deficits while China has become export-focused, creating dependencies and tensions that experts believe cannot continue indefinitely. Whether you're concerned about global economic stability, fascinated by China's technological advancement, or simply trying to understand the shifting balance of world power, this conversation provides crucial context for navigating our complex geopolitical future. Listen now and gain insights rarely found in mainstream coverage of US-China relations. Support the show…

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Episode 12- Trump's Economic Blink 11:34

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Donald Trump's sudden tariff reduction for most countries (while maintaining them on China) wasn't strategic policy, but a moment of panic that nearly triggered a 2008-style financial crisis. At stake was the bedrock of American economic power: the U.S. Treasury bond system and global faith in America's creditworthiness. The Treasury bond market—representing trillions in federal debt—depends entirely on international confidence in America's stability. When Trump relentlessly attacks his own government institutions while implementing erratic economic policies, foreign investors (particularly China, holding enormous U.S. debt) grow nervous. As they pull investments, interest rates rise, dramatically increasing the cost of financing America's debt. This dangerous cycle explains why Trump and his Treasury Secretary "panicked" when markets began tumbling. Economic warning signs are flashing: the dollar down 10% since Trump took office, stock markets plunging as tariffs hit 145% on Chinese goods, property markets destabilizing, and consumers seeing "tariff surcharges" on everyday purchases. While inflation remains temporarily contained—thanks to the strong economy Biden left behind and businesses stockpiling inventory—the structural damage to America's economic foundation grows daily. Trump has turned a $21 trillion economy that was attracting record foreign investment into a volatile, unpredictable environment where even his supporters admit they're "worried." The Greenfield Report offers not just analysis but practical solutions for stabilizing America's economic future. Join us as we cut through political spin to reveal the economic reality behind the headlines, exploring how America can preserve its prosperity while navigating these turbulent waters. Support the show…

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Episode 11- Budapest Crossroads: Orban's Diplomatic Maneuvers. With Gabriella 30:59

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From the former heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire to today's diplomatic chess board, Budapest's role in global politics continues to fascinate and surprise. My recent conversation with Gabriella, a keen observer of Hungarian politics, revealed how Prime Minister Viktor Orban has transformed this Central European capital into an essential hub where East meets West in ways few could have predicted. Standing on one of Budapest's magnificent Danube bridges, two striking images caught my attention – billboards featuring stern-faced EU officials looking down at Hungarian citizens, and Israeli flags flying alongside Hungarian ones. These visual elements symbolize Orban's dual strategy: maintaining a defiant stance toward Brussels while cultivating strategic relationships with controversial global figures like Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump. Gabriella unpacked Orban's latest political maneuver – a referendum asking Hungarians whether they support Ukraine's fast-tracked EU membership. The government presents three compelling arguments against Ukraine joining: its notorious corruption (highlighting EU hypocrisy for criticizing Hungary for similar issues), the unfairness toward other long-waiting candidate countries, and most persuasively, the €500 billion financial burden Hungarian families would supposedly bear. With surgical precision, Orban focuses on pocketbook issues that resonate deeply with voters. What makes Hungary truly fascinating is Orban's remarkable diplomatic balancing act. Trump calls him his "strongest friend" in Europe while others label him "Putin's puppet." Both descriptions contain elements of truth, giving Budapest extraordinary leverage as a potential neutral ground for Ukraine-Russia peace negotiations. As Gabriela noted, "Orban has Putin's ears and Trump on speed dial." The "Orban playbook" – with its tough immigration policies, opposition to progressive social movements, and skillful external blame-shifting – appears to have influenced populist movements worldwide. Both CPAC's decision to hold conferences in Budapest and Tucker Carlson's choice to interview Orban alongside Putin demonstrate Hungary's outsized ideological influence. As Germany announces massive defense investments and Europe grapples with Trump's tariff threats, understanding Budapest's unique position becomes increasingly important. Whether facilitating peace talks, serving as an ideological laboratory, or acting as a bridge between competing powers, Hungary under Orban exemplifies how determined leadership can transform a small nation into a geopolitical force that shapes our world far beyond its borders. Support the show…

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Episode 10- Solving America's Debt Crisis: A Practical Roadmap 28:46

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The national debt crisis threatens America's economic future, yet politicians from both parties have avoided meaningful solutions for decades. We dive deep into the practical pathways toward fiscal sanity without sacrificing essential services or imposing regressive tariffs on working families. Our comprehensive analysis reveals how strategic reforms could transform federal finances while strengthening public services. Starting with administrative efficiency, every department could achieve 10% budget cuts by focusing solely on overhead – not service delivery. Government consolidation would eliminate redundant structures while maintaining program effectiveness. These initial steps alone could save up to $500 billion annually. The healthcare system represents the largest opportunity for meaningful reform. By addressing pharmaceutical pricing, eliminating the fiction of "non-profit" hospital corporations, streamlining benefit management, and reducing administrative bloat, we could save between $600 billion and $1 trillion yearly while improving care delivery. Similarly, thoughtful Social Security reforms would ensure long-term viability through reasonable adjustments to eligibility ages, contribution requirements, and maximum payouts. Defense spending – our largest discretionary expense – demands careful reconsideration through a bipartisan commission identifying outdated systems unsuited for 21st-century challenges. This process could yield $200-300 billion in annual savings without compromising security. When combined with revenue preservation by maintaining current tax rates rather than implementing new cuts, these reforms would eliminate the deficit while enabling debt reduction. The total impact: approximately $2 trillion in spending reductions paired with $2 trillion in maintained revenue – all without implementing tariffs estimated to cost American families $5,000+ annually. Ready to move beyond partisan gridlock toward real fiscal responsibility? Join us as we explore how America can become "sane, rich and healthy once again" through pragmatic reforms that benefit everyone, not just the wealthy and well-connected. Support the show…

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Episode 9- Europe's Democratic Leadership in a Post-American World. With Marc Finaud 36:32

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The geopolitical landscape is shifting dramatically as the United States under Trump abandons its traditional role as leader of the democratic world. In this riveting conversation with veteran French diplomat Marc Finaud, Henry R. Greenfield explores whether Europe can—and should—step into this leadership vacuum. Finaud brings remarkable perspective from his 36 years in diplomatic service across the Soviet Union, Poland, Spain, Austria, Switzerland, Israel, and Australia. Drawing on this extensive experience, he unpacks how the European Union has evolved from a primarily economic alliance into a powerful democratic entity with significant diplomatic influence on the world stage. What makes this moment particularly critical is the stark contrast between governance models emerging on opposite sides of the Atlantic. While Trump aligns with Putin in a return to imperial politics and transactional diplomacy, Europe continues to champion a deliberative approach based on collective decision-making, democratic values, and verification. The recent conviction of Marine Le Pen in France, barring her from running for office, highlights this divergence in how democracies uphold the rule of law. The conversation explores the three pillars that could form the foundation of European leadership: economic strength, democratic values, and evolving defense capabilities. As Finaud explains, the EU has become a "norm-setting model" that attracts countries seeking protection for their democratic rights and economic benefits—a powerful form of soft power that extends far beyond Europe's borders. Though challenges remain, particularly in defense coordination and political unity, Finaud offers a hopeful vision of Europe's peace project as a sustainable alternative to the autocratic models gaining traction elsewhere. For anyone concerned about the future of democracy in an increasingly complex world, this discussion provides essential insights into how Europe might guide the free world through uncertain times. Support the show…

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Episode 8- The $29 Trillion Question: Navigating the US Budget Deficit and National Debt 12:47

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Could the United States be heading toward fiscal collapse? In this eye-opening episode, Henry R. Greenfield takes on America's growing budget deficit and national debt crisis, breaking down complex financial realities into stark, understandable terms. The numbers are staggering: a $29 trillion national debt (98% of GDP), annual deficits exceeding $2 trillion, and interest payments alone approaching $1.8 trillion yearly. With Social Security projected to become insolvent in less than seven years and Medicare costs spiraling upward, our financial trajectory points toward potential economic catastrophe within 30 years if left unchecked. Greenfield methodically dismantles popular misconceptions about easy fixes. Even if we eliminated every federal agency outside "the big three" spending categories—Social Security, Medicare/Medicaid, and defense—we'd still fall short of balancing the budget. The math simply doesn't work. Most Americans receive far more in Social Security benefits than they contributed, Medicare Part B remains largely unfunded through current revenue streams, and defense spending continues to approach $1 trillion annually. Drawing on decades of international experience and expert economic analysis, Greenfield lays groundwork for understanding why America's fiscal problems require comprehensive solutions rather than simplistic cuts or partisan talking points. This episode serves as a crucial foundation for upcoming discussions on potential pathways forward—solutions that will demand political courage and honest conversation about both spending priorities and revenue needs. Share this episode with friends, colleagues and especially your elected representatives. The future of America's economic stability may depend on our collective understanding of these fiscal realities. Support the show…

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Episode 7- Trump's Team Leak: A Diplomatic Disaster 12:35

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Leaked text messages from Trump's inner circle have detonated a diplomatic bomb in the heart of transatlantic relations. This explosive revelation shows Vice President JD Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and other key administration officials openly expressing disdain for European allies regarding military action against Houthi rebels in the Red Sea. The messages reveal a mercenary mindset: why help Europe protect shipping lanes critical to their economy without charging them for American military assistance? Want to understand how today's diplomatic earthquakes will reshape tomorrow's geopolitical landscape? Subscribe to The Greenfield Report for expert analysis that cuts through the noise and delivers clarity on the forces reshaping our world. Support the show…

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Episode 6- The Growing Constitutional Crisis in the United States. 10:40

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America stands at a constitutional precipice, and Henry Greenfield's latest commentary offers a stark, urgent analysis of what's at stake. As Donald Trump's self-proclaimed "golden age" unfolds, a dangerous pattern has emerged—one where judicial authority faces unprecedented challenges from the executive branch. Greenfield meticulously dissects Trump's strategy: target universally despised groups, frame judges as defenders of criminals rather than the Constitution, attack even Republican-appointed judges as "rogue" or "radical," and gradually convince Americans that presidential authority should supersede judicial oversight. This playbook mirrors authoritarian tactics seen globally, from Hungary to Russia, where strongmen gradually dismantle democratic guardrails while waving the flag of patriotism. What makes this moment particularly perilous is how it builds upon decades of careful conservative court-stacking. With a 6-3 Supreme Court majority and the systematic dismantling of reproductive and civil rights protections already accomplished, Trump now pushes toward the ultimate goal—positioning the executive as the supreme arbiter of what's constitutional. Meanwhile, Republicans in Congress have pledged complete fealty to Trump, abandoning their constitutional duty as a check on executive power. The judiciary remains the last line of defense, but even there, Trump's influence grows. As Greenfield warns, "Soon we will be looking back on these times as the good times before Trump became totally unassailable." Constitutional experts from across the political spectrum are sounding alarms, recognizing this isn't about left versus right, but about the survival of the American republic itself. Concerned about democracy's future? Subscribe to The Greenfield Report for expert analysis that cuts through partisan noise and focuses on the fundamental constitutional principles that have sustained American democracy for nearly 250 years. Support the show…

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Episode 5- Nuclear Umbrella Conclusion: Europe's Post-Trump Security Dilemma. Part 2 with Marc Finaud 29:15

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In this episode of the Greenfield Report, which is the conclusion of a two-part conversation, host Henry R. Greenfield and guest Marc Finaud dive into the complexities of the U.S. nuclear umbrella and its significance amid global tensions. They explore the European dynamics of Russian aggression, Trump's doctrine, and NATO's reactions. Finaud discusses the potential nuclear threats in the Middle East, focusing on Iran's ambitions, Israel's response, and the role of global powers like Russia and China. They examine the implications for other Middle Eastern nations and the risks of nuclear proliferation. Concluding, Greenfield emphasizes the importance of diplomacy and nuclear disarmament to prevent a catastrophic war. Support the show…

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Episode 4- Nuclear Umbrella: Europe's Post-Trump Security Dilemma. Part 1 with Marc Finaud 22:14

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Nuclear weapons have become the ultimate trump card in global power dynamics, with Europe scrambling to redefine its security posture as questions swirl about America's long-term commitment to NATO. While European nations collectively invest a staggering trillion euros into conventional military capabilities, the nuclear equation remains far more complex and consequential. Former French diplomat Marc Finaud brings 36 years of expertise to this critical conversation, offering rare insights into how Europe might navigate this precarious moment. His diplomatic postings across the Soviet Union, Poland, Israel, and Australia provide a global perspective on nuclear proliferation few can match. Fino challenges us to remember that NATO's mutual defense clause has only been triggered once – when European allies rushed to America's aid following 9/11, a historical fact often forgotten in discussions about alliance obligations. The Polish situation proves particularly troubling, as a nation traumatized by centuries of invasion now openly courts French nuclear protection. With Poland already spending over 4% of GDP on defense, the psychological imperative to never again be overrun drives decision-making in ways Americans might struggle to comprehend. Meanwhile, Germany's reluctance to fully rearm despite its economic might creates another layer of complexity in Europe's security architecture. As Fino reminds us, increased nuclear proliferation only raises the stakes of potential catastrophe, with millions of lives hanging in the balance. Don't miss our follow-up episode where we'll explore nuclear dynamics beyond Europe, including Israel's status as a Middle Eastern mini-superpower and how Trump's doctrine leverages nuclear capabilities to reshape global politics. Subscribe now and join the conversation about the most consequential weapons humanity has ever created. Support the show…

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Episode 3- Trump's Global Reshuffle: Unpacking Chaos and Strategy 23:25

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In his latest address on "The Greenfield Report," Henry R Greenfield narrates how Donald Trump is reshaping the global landscape with his unorthodox strategies. By opting for a transactional, zero-sum approach, Trump has disrupted alliances and unsettled markets in just seven weeks. Despite inheriting a robust economy from Biden, Trump's vision for an isolationist "Fortress America" involves rapid restructuring, triggering global unease. As economies adapt, Trump’s real intent remains opaque, with China emerging as a central focus. Support the show…

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Episode 2- The End of an Era: Europe and America's Changing Dynamics 15:35

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In Episode 2 of The Greenfield Report, join Henry R. Greenfield as he unravels the historical shifts and current challenges facing Europe and the United States. Broadcasting from France, Henry examines the century-long dominance of American influence over Europe, now poised for significant transformation under Trump. Discover how Trump's policies could redefine the US-Europe relationship and what this means for the global geopolitical landscape. Explore the implications of military realignment, economic shifts, and Europe's path forward in the face of diminishing US support. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on how democracies can adapt and thrive amidst these seismic changes. Support the show…

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Episode 1- The Coalition of the Willing: Europe's Stand Against US Isolation 9:14

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In the inaugural episode of the Greenfield Report on Global Gist, Henry R. Greenfield explores the escalating tensions between the US and European democracies concerning Ukraine. As JD Vance embarks on a controversial European visit, endorsing Germany's far-right AfD party, US-Europe relations deteriorate. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's announcement that NATO will exclude Ukraine further strains ties. Trump's rhetoric against Zelensky and the US undermines European alliances while he courts Saudi diplomatic intervention. In response, European countries, led by Macron and Starmer, form a "Coalition of the Willing" to back Ukraine independently, marking a potential shift away from US leadership.…

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