Tommy and Ben talk about the waning support for financing the war in Ukraine, both in the US Congress and in Europe, Elon Musk's visit to the southern border, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Mark Milley responds to Trump's threats, Trump's former Chief of Staff John Kelly tells CNN about Trump's disrespect towards veterans, the UN authorizes a mission to Haiti, Canada and India continue their war of words, and the end of "Panda Diplomacy." Then Tommy speaks with Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA officer and producer of the documentary "Beyond Utopia" that profiles the harrowing reality of life in North Korea and the lengths people will go to escape it. The documentary will be in theaters at the end of October.

Tommy and Ben talk about the latest from Israel and Gaza, including the Netanyahu government's policy and intelligence failures, the devastating toll on civilians in Israel and Gaza, questions about hostages and reports that Israel may launch a ground offensive into Gaza. They also cover the varied international response to the attack, the history of Hamas, and conflicting reports about Iranian culpability. Then Ben talks to Gregg Carlstrom, the Middle East correspondent for The Economist, about political dynamics within Israel, the timing of the attack, and the unprecedented nature of this developing conflict.