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Apr 10, 2026 Breaking Points
Krystal, Emily, Ryan, Griffin and Mac are joined by John Mearsheimer to discuss the latest on Trump, Iran, Israel, China and more. John Mearsheimer: https://mearsheimer.substack.com/
This Company gets paid €558million from Carbon Taxes. Its goal is to get Ireland off fossil fuels. By giving out grants to retro-fit homes. Grants that nobody wants. The Govt could solve all of this. Just cut back their budget for 2026

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War in Iran could alter economic order in the long term…
Even if the war in Iran ends for good soon, economists say it has already reshaped the global economic order, with lasting effects on energy markets and inflation. Johns Hopkins economist Steve Hanke told Fortune that the conflict benefits resource-hungry powers like Russia and China while leaving the U.S. more exposed.
… and air travel in the short-term
The head of the International Air Transport Association warned reporters that jet fuel shortages could persist for months even if Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz, because refining capacity has been heavily disrupted. Airlines are already responding, with some raising checked-bag fees and fares.
How to look at the AI revolution
George Mason University economist Alex Tabarrok told Fortune that a world with 40% unemployment because of AI and a world with a three-day workweek are essentially the same scenario. He argues that the transition will be slow, but the “difference between catastrophe and wonderland” will be “how society chooses to distribute the gains.”