Episode 72 · May 27, 2026
The Legal Panel
Countries Divided: Talking America’s Interests, Castro, & El Salvador’s Bukele
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In this candid and unfiltered panel discussion, host Daniel Rosenberg is joined by attorneys Michael Dye and Lloyd Golburgh to unpack the growing divisions within conservative circles. They explore U.S. foreign policy toward Israel, the Thomas Massie race, rising antisemitism, and the tension between isolationist principles and strategic alliances. The conversation extends to timely reflections on Cuba, including the decades-old Brothers to the Rescue case and the recent indictment of Raul Castro, as well as parallels in political polarization drawn from El Salvador under Bukele, highlighting how trauma, media narratives, and public loyalty tests shape discourse. With warmth, intellectual honesty, and lived perspective, they navigate complex history, emotional undercurrents, and the challenge of maintaining nuance amid polarization.
Question for the comments
How should we approach cases like Cuba or El Salvador?
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In This Episode
- Intro
- What’s really splitting conservatives over Thomas Massie and Israel?
- Is criticizing Israeli policy automatically antisemitic?
- Why the intense focus on Israel when other global crises are ignored?
- How is antisemitism influencing today’s elections and candidates?
- What did the recent mosque shooting and its antisemitic manifesto reveal?
- Was indicting Raul Castro principled justice or a political stunt?
