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🇺🇸🇮🇷 Cenk Uygur thinks the next Iran war could trigger a global depression. I've rarely heard Cenk this angry or this worried. He believes Israel is heading toward a disastrous confrontation on multiple fronts, with fighting potentially spreading across the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria and Iran. His prediction is... frightening. If Iranian energy facilities are attacked, he expects retaliation against Gulf infrastructure, potentially sending oil toward $200 a barrel. And he isn't warning about another recession. He's warning about a global depression. But I challenged him here: Does he blame too much on Israel? And if its influence over American politics and media is as extensive as he believes, why can independent voices like his still speak freely? Cenk told me his network has faced serious financial pressure, lost business opportunities and struggled to retain advertisers. He believes his criticism of Israel is the reason. I don't agree with every conclusion he draws. But after my own conversations with officials in the region, I'm increasingly concerned about where this is heading. The part that got me was his warning that Israel's pursuit of security could ultimately leave it less secure than ever. Cenk Uygurshow more

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Фото профиля J P

J P22 дней назад

Good job he’s always wrong

Фото профиля Tzolkin

Tzolkin22 дней назад

Ahh great, an interview with Mr Deep State Propagandest himself Cenk Uygur. this moron is a classic example of what a Deep State Clown looks like.

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tiny elena22 дней назад

Appreciate that you pushed back on him instead of just nodding along. That's what makes these talks worth watching

Фото профиля Nobody 🥷🏾web3

Nobody 🥷🏾web322 дней назад

Curious what the officials you spoke to think is the most likely way this gets contained. Is there even a realistic off ramp left? 👀

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ToxicMale22 дней назад

May be that fat slop’s own depression.

Фото профиля Grandma 🪽

Grandma 🪽22 дней назад

Bot accounts are ready to defend Israel against social media banter

Фото профиля 4uall

4uall22 дней назад

Honestly the Strait of Hormuz alone could change everything overnight

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Kassim Isola (Chelsea UCL ⭐️⭐️)22 дней назад

Does he blame too much on Israel? Are you actually a fucking totally demented retard? Israel is the reason this mess started in the first place, and it’s the same fucking Israel that’s looking for wars every fucking day. I’m done with your foolishness. Fucking Pandejo

Фото профиля NAIJALEAKS📈

NAIJALEAKS📈22 дней назад

Scary stuff

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LdyNj1🇺🇸🇵🇱22 дней назад

Is this the same Cenk Uygur who completely humiliated himself on his podcast, claiming President Trump would not win in 2016? 🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Фото профиля siktirya

siktirya22 дней назад

IF the influence of Israil is as expensive as he says? Come on. Blame to.much on Israil lol........ You are such a sellout it's disgusting.

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🇺🇸🇮🇱 I had a great debate with Cenk Uygur. We both agreed Israel has too much influence over American politics and that it's harming the U.S. Where we disagreed: Cenk believes Israel CONTROLS the U.S. government. I believe they INFLUENCE it. That's a big and important distinction. Does Trump tell Netanyahu what to do or the other way around? Both of us are open to changing our minds based on what Trump does next. Cenk Uygur

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