Garrett Haake

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810 appearances 14 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 3d ago

Garrett Haake’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Here's the Scoop · The U.S. and Iran Ramp Up Attacks, and Trump’s “Big News” for the Nation · 16 Jul 2026 podcast
Information like that doesn't tend to stay secret.
And so we're going to be trying to parse exactly what's new tonight and
what degree it matters in our understanding of what happened in 2020 in real time.
You bet.
Here's the Scoop · Ukraine, Iran and Greenland on the NATO Agenda; Will Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner Drop Out? · 7 Jul 2026 podcast
Well, look, I'd say so far it's been pretty smooth sailing, but tomorrow will be the bigger day with more meetings with more of the NATO leaders.
His only real significant time so far has been with President Erdogan of Turkey.
whom President Trump has said if it weren't for the fact that he was the host and he was the person who invited Trump, he might not have come at all.
They have a mutual respect, at least to some degree, and that goes a long way.
As for the soccer of it all, we'll see how much that comes up with any of the leaders here on the sidelines.
I will point out that Turkey also beat the United States.
in the group stage back when it didn't really matter because we were already going through.
So at least in terms of like the soccer diplomacy aspect, we'll see.
There's nothing specific with Belgium on the dance card, if you will, for tomorrow, but I'd be shocked if this doesn't come up in some way.
Well, pretty much everybody says they're on board with it except for Spain.
I mean, they're the only member of the alliance who says they don't want to go that high.
The better question or the more interesting question longer term is who can actually pull it off.
And in that case, we're seeing several countries kind of on the front lines with Russia make moves in the right direction.
Poland, the Baltic states, some of the Scandinavian countries like Sweden and Finland, who already have pretty robust militaries of their own.
The Turks also, you know, have the second biggest army in NATO.
They're on the front lines of this, you know, having a sea border with Russia.
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