War, oil, and tariffs: The chain reaction that could hit your wallet next

AMERICA OUT LOUD PODCAST NETWORK

Politics, News, Society & Culture

4.7 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2026

⏱️ 57 minutes

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On the Record with Christian Briggs – War tensions with Iran ripple through global markets, driving oil prices higher and fueling inflation at home. Christian Briggs and Chris Walker explore how military strategy, tariffs, and energy policy intersect, revealing how geopolitical conflict reshapes costs, business conditions, and everyday financial realities for Americans...

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0:00.0	Broadcasting around the world.
0:02.0	This is On the Record with Christian Briggs.
0:05.0	Serious talk about what's happening around the world
0:08.0	and how it affects you, unfiltered truth for a world on edge.
0:13.0	Follow us on X at BMC underscore HAM live in three, two, one.
0:22.0	Okay, welcome back, everybody.
0:23.3	This is Christian Briggs, host of the On the Record.
0:27.3	And we are going to be talking details about Iran today.
0:31.7	Why is Iran putting up such a fight?
0:36.1	And with our special topic,
0:38.5	we have a special guest,
0:39.5	Mr. Christopher Walker,
0:41.6	not to be a due to Christopher Walken,
0:43.7	look the same,
0:45.2	but don't talk the same.
0:48.1	I don't know.
0:51.4	But I do you know this.
0:55.0	Yeah, that's how it sounds.
0:57.0	Anyway, with that seven,
0:58.0	Hero, but we're not.
0:59.0	Hero, no, never again.
1:01.0	All right, we're going to talk about Iran.
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