Host: Hsieh Chung-yueh

Former Senior Diplomat: Chieh Wen-chi

Former Chairman of the Asia-Pacific Region of the Republican Party: Fang Eng-ge

Assistant Professor, Institute of National Development, National Chengchi University: Wang An-ya

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Midterm election countdown faces test: Trump again uses Iran as a bailout card!
Trump initially stated he would postpone attacking Iran before the election, then changed his mind and did not rule out immediate action!
US and Israel prepare for war, drafting a three-day attack plan on Iran. Risk of renewed conflict escalates! Israeli Knesset election countdown continues; Netanyahu may deploy troops to divert attention.
Republicans in power for less than a year: Four major achievements fail to offset high prices and public discontent.
Trump mentions billions in funding and improved security; White House data raises questions.
Strongholds like Texas and Alaska are in crisis! Republicans launch all-out defense.
Issuing $5,000 bonus checks casts doubt on the effectiveness of Trump's spending policy. Fewer restrictions on AI development raise concerns; rising electricity prices become a campaign focus.
Refunding huge tariffs fails to solve inflation; soaring energy prices severely impact livelihoods.
US national debt surpasses $40 trillion; military expansion and tax cuts exacerbate the burden.
Presidential approval ratings plummet; Republican candidates distance themselves.
Will war with Iran resume before the US midterm elections? 3 scenarios.
Pentagon reports suggest war may break out before the election; Trump guarantees no military action.
Trump believes attacking Iran would help his election campaign; US-Israeli military action impacts midterm elections.
No attack on Iran before midterm elections; Trump promises not to fire the first shot.
Controlling oil prices to appease the market; US military maintains high-pressure deployment to pressure Iran.
Urging Israel not to attack Iran. Using military force to advance talks and secure diplomatic gains
US and Israel launch precise blitzkrieg against Iran before the election, heavily bombing nuclear facilities
Strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities weaken nuclear stance and project an image of prioritizing national security
Using the conflict with Iran to divert economic focus and win over centrist voters
Netanyahu, disregarding US advice, launches unilateral military attack on Iran or its proxies
Israel's tough stance against Iran shapes its leadership image and garners domestic voter support
Netanyahu may use unilateral military action to force the US into the conflict with Iran
The US pays $3 billion in interest daily, and its national debt rapidly surpasses $40 trillion!
Interest payments exceed defense budget, and the burden of borrowing new money to repay old debts is heavy!
High fiscal deficit and military losses exacerbate the debt crisis!
The debt ceiling is nearing its limit; failure to address Congress could lead to default!
Corporate borrowing to expand artificial intelligence, pushing up US Treasury yields and costs
Tariff costs passed on to importers, putting upward pressure on US households!
US debt pressure continues to rise; allies may face new pressure to buy US Treasury bonds!
Public inflation expectations remain high Rent and medical costs have risen sharply, worsening household finances and making it harder to obtain loans than in previous years. Consumption growth has outpaced income growth, leading to declining savings rates and mounting debt. Holiday sales growth is driven by price increases, but excessive spending exacerbates repayment burdens. US Treasury interest rates continue to climb, posing a fiscal challenge for Trump. US debt, inflation, and overheated consumption are weighing on the US, prompting Trump to seek solutions. Increased US fiscal pressure has led Trump to target trading partners. Trump's aggressive tariff offensive forces countries back to trade negotiations. Multiple US trade laws are used as tools of pressure, reigniting the global trade war. Tariff retaliation could severely damage the US economy, with impacts potentially exceeding those of equivalent tariffs. Trump is diluting US debt with moderate inflation, reducing the actual debt burden. Trump is pushing for interest rate cuts and a weaker dollar, using inflation to alleviate the interest burden on US debt. Inflation diluting debt could harm US debt hol...