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Are we going to war with Iran? London based reporter and international affairs analyst Joseph Hammond answers that and many other questions.

EPISODE · Jun 24, 2019 · 55 MIN

Are we going to war with Iran? London based reporter and international affairs analyst Joseph Hammond answers that and many other questions.

from The Politically Incorrect Podcast · host Jim Williams

Dan Maduri and Jim Williams guest is the former Fulbright Scholar and award winning journalist Joseph Hammond. He gives the duo the latest on what is going between the United States and Iran.He is based in London and has been reported in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. A frequent guest on both TV and radio on serving as a defense analyst along with his print reporting. Hammond has written for a number of publications including The Economist, U.S. News and World Report, Forbes, Newsweek Middle East Edition, International Business Times, Monocle Magazine to name a few media outlets He worked as Cairo correspondent for Radio Free Europe in 2011. He has also covered the Supreme Court, diplomatic conferences, NATO, The G20 as well as other major events and international conferences. We also touch on the odds on who will be are likely to win, place and show in the two Democratic debates set for Miami this week.Be sure to watch Dan on MSNBC wednesday with Craig Melvin on his 11 am show Wednesday. Then Thursday with Hallie Jackson at 10 am live from Miami. Jim will be reporting for both France 24 and i24 News during the debate.

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