Interview Only w/ Anthony Scaramucci - Why Trump Is Losing In Iran & Trying To Break The West

The US military's influence in the Middle East is waning as the "mosaic defense doctrine" and rapid technological shifts render traditional American strategies and supply chains obsolete. A feedback loop between defense contractors, lobbyists, and political institutions perpetuates the production of outdated weaponry, draining resources while failing to address modern asymmetric threats. Meanwhile, China’s long-term economic planning and strategic restraint in global oil markets contrast sharply with the short-term, fractured nature of American politics. The current political environment, dominated by aging leadership and systemic influence from special interests, requires urgent reform to restore national focus and competitiveness. As global alliances shift, the reliability of traditional security agreements is being tested, forcing nations to reconsider their geopolitical positioning in an increasingly volatile international landscape.