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The United States and Syria have condemned Israeli airstrikes on the Abu al-Dhahour military airport in northern Syria, which damaged a runway but caused no reported injuries. U.S. Special Envoy Tom Barrack expressed concern that the strikes constitute an unnecessary escalation in the region. The Syrian government has reportedly maintained a preference for de-escalation despite the continued kinetic activity.
ABC News investigative reporter Brian Ross produces a segment labeling billionaire Tom Barrack a "slumlord" due to eviction policies at Starwood Waypoint. The hosts deconstruct the piece, noting that Barrack had actually sold his interest in the company six months prior. They characterize the report as a "sleazy hit piece" designed to attack Donald Trump through guilt by association with his wealthy friends.
Monetizing Celebrity Meltdowns and Hedge Funds
New York Magazine profiles an investment vehicle led by Tom Barrack and Rob Lowe that "bails out" distressed celebrities by acquiring their future earnings and assets. The hosts discuss the potential dark side of such investments, including the financial incentive for an investor if a celebrity's value increases after death.
