When You Know You Know

Michael Cohen examines political tribalism, intellectual honesty, New York City housing policy, and U.S. national security, with guests Massimo D’Angelo and Brigadier General John Teichert offering legal and military perspectives on rent control and American strategy toward Iran.

Brigadier General John Teichert and Michael Cohen discuss U.S. strategy toward Iran, military force, sanctions, blockades, and the challenges of modern warfare, followed by a debate over Donald Trump’s foreign policy and the war in Ukraine.

Real estate litigator Massimo D’Angelo discusses New York City’s housing policies, rent control, and a lawsuit challenging the Rent Guidelines Board, arguing that current policies threaten property owners and affordable housing.

Michael Cohen delivers an unvarnished look at government accountability, national security, and the geopolitical stakes of artificial intelligence. Guests Gordon Chang and former Congressman Peter King join discussions on U.S.-China competition, AI regulation, New York City politics, Ireland, border security, and the challenges facing today’s media landscape.

Michael Cohen sits down with former Congressman Peter King for a wide-ranging conversation on New York politics, law enforcement, national security, and Northern Ireland. King reflects on his political career, his views on New York’s current leadership and policing, and his role in the Northern Ireland peace process. The discussion also explores the Good Friday Agreement, the prospect of a united Ireland, and the importance of protecting the traditions and interests of Northern Ireland’s pro-British community.