Arnþrúður Karlsdóttir og Guðmundur Franklin Jónsson
·55 min·5 clips
Media outlets like Reuters and CNN are controlled by owners, questioning free speech and public opinion.
The episode begins with Pétur Gunnlaugsson and Gústaf Skúlason discussing metaphorical ghosts in international relations, referencing Biden and Trump. They explore Trump's use of threats and tolls in conflicts involving Pakistan and England. The conversation shifts to Trump's ambitions for the Nobel Prize, criticizing Obama's award and subsequent military actions. Media ownership is analyzed, with mentions of Reuters, CNN, and free speech issues. Boris Johnson is accused of corruption, including taking money for political favors during COVID-19. The hosts touch on Ukraine, with Selenski's struggles and alleged embezzlement of funds. Icelandic politics are briefly mentioned, with concerns about public awareness. The episode covers topics like white ethno-nationalism, freedom of speech regulations, and European Union dynamics. It concludes with a discussion on Macron's challenges in France and broader geopolitical tensions.
