This episode was supposed to be about Trump’s reset of America’s foreign policy alone, but you just watched it and we’re covering this first. A Flydubai flight out of Dubai, bound for Tel Aviv, drops roughly seventeen thousand feet in under two minutes. The co-pilot, an Omani national, stabs the captain and tries to take the aircraft down with about a hundred and eighty people on board, most of them Israeli. The passengers and extra crew fight their way into the cockpit with help from the wounded Captain, regain control, and the jet lands in Saudi Arabia. Everybody walks off. Prime Minister Netanyahu is calling it an attempted jihadist terror attack. President Trump says the man was either a terrorist or a whack job. The investigation is still open. The pattern is not. That is the threat environment we are operating in this week, and it does not stop at thirty-five thousand feet. Iran’s president stood at the United Nations, a country still at war with the United States, and told the world he will not be bullied, he will not give up the nuclear program, and that Washington and Jerusalem are the real aggressors. We issued the visas. He used the stage. That is the host-country obligation colliding with a regime that has spent decades funding the proxy war. On the same trip, the President signed the Greenland security agreement with Denmark and Greenland. Not annexation. Permanent American control over security, new bases, and a hard bar on Chinese or Russian military presence, binding even if Greenland goes independent. He wanted the deed. He locked the Arctic. And out of the Xi summit, The President has a commitment not to support Iran, trade-truce extension, a reciprocal tariff cut on non-critical goods, a coal commitment, and an artificial-intelligence channel. We’re joined once again by TV news producer, former diplomat, and anchor at Talk Radio WABC in New York, Jake Novak. Discover other shows on the Talk Red Podcast Network, and get your daily fix of news, sports, and entertainment at https://TalkRed.com.