Iran-Amok

The Commentary Magazine Podcast

Commentary Magazine

News, Politics, News Commentary

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🗓️ 3 February 2026

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Eli Lake joins us today to discuss the question of what might come after the mullahs in Iran, and we ask: What is the president doing, calling for Republicans to nationalize elections? Give a listen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Now, are all the traitors present?
0:02.5	Let's get started, shall we?
0:04.5	From rags to riches.
0:05.8	I'm so sick of this.
0:07.0	Working like a dog and being treated worse.
0:09.1	Yorkshire to New York.
0:10.7	Poor climbers, you and me.
0:12.4	A life dedicated to revenge.
0:14.3	Let's make this an occasion to remember.
0:16.5	A woman of substance on Channel 4.
0:19.2	Stream now.
0:28.8	Hope for the best.
0:30.6	Expect the words.
0:32.4	Some drink your pain.
0:34.7	Some die of hers.
0:38.6	The way of knowing which way it's going,
0:42.2	hope for the best, expect the worst.
0:46.0	Welcome to the Commentary Magazine Daily podcast.
0:48.9	Today is Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026.
0:52.3	I'm John Podhorst, the editor of Commentary Magazine.
1:10.8	With me, as always, executive editor, A Greenwald. Hi, Abe. Hi, John. Senior editor, Seth Mandel. Hi, Seth. Hi, John. Social commentary columnist Christine. Rosen. Hi, Christine. Hi, Christine. And joining us today, commentary, contributing editor and columnist and podcaster at the free press Eli Lake. Hi, Eli.
1:15.9	Great to be here, John. I almost said, hi Eli, which... What are you, Candice Owens? I just want to say that
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