Robert Siegel
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539 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 12 Sep
Robert Siegel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think uh it should be noted that there is a new official answer as to when the war with Iran is going to end.
Uh now we're told it'll be the day after election day.
And and there may be a l a little bit of truth there, remembering Jimmy Carter and and uh the Iranians stretching out the hostage crisis until Ronald Reagan was sworn into office and uh uh they could humiliate Jimmy Carter one last time.
Peace
Well I mentioned at the outset uh the surprisingly unsurprising primary results in in New England.
In Massachusetts, uh Senator Ed Markey uh decisively turned back a challenge from Congressman Seth Moulton, uh whose main argument uh seems to have been I'm forty seven, he's eighty.
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how did Markey do it?
And uh the New Hampshire results were so normal.
uh that uh uh first the Republicans nominated uh for Senator, former Senator uh John Sununu, who is of course the son of a former governor of New Hampshire.
Uh and uh the Democrats, as you mentioned Chris Pappas, the congressman, is running to succeed Jean Shaheen.
Uh they nominated Jean Shaheen's daughter uh to run to fill the seat vacated by Pappas.
So it doesn't get more
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But you you mentioned uh uh echoes of of of the Red Scare earlier.
I mean, do you think this Republican attack that uh you know democratic uh policies span the uh the the gamut from Bolshevik to Menshevik uh do you do you think that it has any traction with people?
Well, uh many people have remarked this week on the twenty fifth anniversary of nine eleven.
Uh for me it remains a a watershed event in a variety of ways.
Uh Carlos, does uh still resonate for you and uh and what you see in American politics and life?
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