Today on The Blind Spot, Jason Polaski rips the lid off Saturday night’s U-S bunker-buster strike on three Iranian nuclear sites—tracking the fallout from Natanz to Wall Street—then unloads on the pundit circus spinning it. In one breath he explains why the hit slams Tehran’s bomb quest into reverse; in the next he skewers late-night liberals who cried “World War III,” MAGA isolationists who’d shrug at a massacre if gas stayed cheap, and media hot-takes that flipped overnight from “Trump will dither” to “He moved too fast.” Along the way he crunches oil-price math, mocks “TikTok geopolitics,” stages a savage phone call with a progressive friend, and lays out the best-case (no wider war, no nukes) versus the nightmare scenario—all in a profanity-laced, data-driven monologue that ends with an unfiltered “good job, Mr. President.” Hit play if you want to hear every moving part—and every hypocrisy—laid bare.

Today on The Blindspot, I break down the rapidly escalating conflict between Israel and Iran—and the rising possibility of direct U.S. involvement. With Israeli airstrikes pounding nuclear sites and Iran firing missiles at civilian targets, America stands at a crossroads. Should we join the fight, sit it out, or chart a third path that reshapes the region? The question isn't just what we can do—but what we should.

On today's episode of the Blindspot, I spent two hours reviewing Caren Hao's book Empire of AI. Enjoy.