Kissinger Exposed: How Trump Dismantled 50 Years of British Mideast Policy

Yesterday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered a message to the government of Iran and to the world. At the president's orders, we have raised the level, even again. And watch this space for more announcements coming next week because we are going to apply measures like have never been seen in the history of economic isolation on a country. That is an execution of a policy that has been years in the making. A week earlier, Bessent told you what it was. The strait is, never going back to the way it was because the Iranians have used or tried to use it as a choke point. What it, we are going to see over the next two years, the strait's gonna become irrelevant. It is going to become just another body of water. This isn't just about Iran. It's the end of a choke point that's been used as a weapon of a policy which has kept the region in flames for decades now. Now, if you're living on social media, you're probably getting whiplash. The straits are open, the straits are closed. America is winning, America is losing. That's not the story. It's from the real one. The real story and it didn't start six months ago. It started 50 years ago. And last month, a Lebanese diplomat blew the lid off that story. He named the names at the empire's own Chatham House. I'm Susan Kucinda. I followed that story 50 years ago when few others did so. If you want to follow this, hit those like and share buttons so we can stay in touch and reach more people here. Today's Brief: Bessent & Wright: making the Strait irrelevant. Chatham House: Lebanon's public indictment. What Trump is building to replace the old system. First, what our Treasury and Energy Secretary said about the end of that choke point. Second, the indictment at Chatham House. And third, what President Trump is building to replace it.