Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian directly challenged Donald Trump in a defiant United Nations speech, accusing the U.S. of terrorism while saying Iran will not surrender and remains open to diplomacy. Meanwhile, the FBI’s investigation into Sen. Susan Collins and a defense contractor has come under renewed scrutiny after ProPublica reported that the probe was shut down after Trump returned to office, while Collins’ office denies wrongdoing. Trump is also backing a possible diesel-export ban as fuel prices surge, despite warnings from analysts and oil-industry groups that the policy could disrupt fuel markets. Elsewhere, Scott Galloway questions Abdul El-Sayed over his use of the term “genocide,” reporting examines the influence of Israel-focused advisers around Troy Jackson’s campaign, Dave Smith joins the program, and Joe Rogan reflects on his role in helping Trump.
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