Six Months Into the Iran War — Can Economic Pressure Alone Actually Win It? Nepal's Catastrophic Mudslide Buries Over 1,000 as Rescuers Race

Tomorrow is six months since the Iran war began, and it's not the anniversary anyone planned for. The current strategy is economic pressure alone — no more active strikes. We ask honestly whether sanctions can actually win this on their own. In Nepal, a glacier collapse triggered catastrophic flooding that has killed over 360 people with more than 1,300 still missing, many buried under feet of mud. A dangerous barrier lake is now forming and threatens a second flood before rescue crews can even finish. Nature remains more powerful than us. And the Lindsay Clancy murder trial has revealed she was given more than 30 prescriptions for 13 different psychiatric medications in just four months before she killed her three children. That doesn't excuse what happened — she's responsible. But the psychiatric and pharmaceutical systems that let this happen need real reform. All of it today. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-tom-sullivan-show--6632619/support. Remember to call with your money and investing questions 855-295-6600 for the Financial Friday podcast. https://www.spreaker.com/show/7102919/episodes/feed