Episode 2• “Trigger Lines & Tripwires: Who’s Pulling the Strings in the Iran-Israel Escalation?”Three hours. No commercials. Zero patience for Washington’s “we’re not involved” spin.Host Brian Allen dissects the sudden surge of RC-135U Cobra Ball recon flights and B-1B Lancers loading up like it’s fight night—while the White House swears it’s all routine. To prove otherwise, he convenes the ultimate B.S.-detector panel:

• ​Malcolm Nance — intelligence veteran who’s written half the playbook on covert escalation.
• ​Sarah Spector — criminal-defense bulldog who spots legal red lines before the missiles fly.
• ​Alan Eyre — former State-Dept Iran whisperer who’s seen every back-channel bluff.
• ​Brian Frydenborg — disinformation sniper tracking the media fog around troop movements.
• ​Azi — regional strategist translating on-the-ground realities into plain English.

Across three hour-long acts, the crew exposes how modern wars start with “plausible denials,” why bomber diplomacy keeps finding new targets, and who profits when the world sleepwalks into another forever conflict.If you want cable-news soundbites, change the channel. If you want the receipts before the shooting starts, hit play and stay for the full three-hour intel drop.

What do you call it when a former U.S. president skips Israel, courts dictators, and sells American influence like it's clearance stock at Mar-a-Lago? A tour, apparently.

In this 9-minute breakdown, The AllenAnalysis unpacks Donald Trump’s shadow diplomacy across the Middle East—where billion-dollar oil deals and AI pacts took center stage while U.S. values were quietly pushed offstage. From embracing Syria’s new regime to locking arms with Gulf monarchies, Trump’s trip wasn’t just symbolic—it was strategic, calculated, and deeply revealing.

Was this about national interest, or personal power? Tune in for a no-holds-barred analysis that asks the uncomfortable questions and follows the money.