Ben and Guy discuss the latest developments in the mystery surrounding the attack on the Nord Stream pipeline and Iran’s alleged effort to disrupt the U.S. presidential election. <br><br>Then, Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute joins the show to talk about the terrorist threats from Africa, whether Iran is closer than we think to acquiring a nuclear bomb, and if the Biden administration has done lasting damage to the U.S.-Israel relationship. <br><br>Plus, the “Threat of the Week.”&nbsp;

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Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute joins the show to talk about the terrorist threats from Africa, whether Iran is closer than we think to acquiring a nuclear bomb, and if the Biden administration has done lasting damage to the U.S.-Israel relationship.{ai:summary}<p>Ben and Guy delve into the Nord Stream pipeline attack and Iran's dirty tricks in the U.S. election, before bringing in Michael Rubin to discuss Africa's terrorist threats and the nuclear ambitions of Iran. They also ponder the Biden administration's impact on U.S.-Israel ties.  </p><p>The shadows grow thick with danger and intrigue, making the stakes higher than a double-cross.  #foreignaffairs</p>

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