Ben and Guy discuss President Trump’s claim that the Houthis want to surrender, soaring India-Pakistan tensions, and why top federal officials rely on commercial apps like Signal to communicate. <br><br>Then, Ben interviews Ryan Gury, co-founder and CEO of the drone company PDW, live from the SOF Week 2025 convention in Tampa, Florida. <br><br>Plus, the “Threat of the Week.”

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Ben interviews Ryan Gury, co-founder and CEO of the drone company PDW, live from the SOF Week 2025 convention in Tampa, Florida.{ai:summary}<p>President Trump claims the Houthis are seeking to surrender amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. The discussion also highlights the reliance of top federal officials on commercial communication apps like Signal.</p><p>Additionally, Ben interviews Ryan Gury, CEO of drone company PDW, at the SOF Week 2025 convention in Tampa, Florida, and presents the "Threat of the Week." #foreignaffairs</p>

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