Iran Standoff or Financial War? No Agenda Breaks Down the Strait of Hormuz Blockade

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In episode 1871, Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak dissect the Iran deal claims, CENTCOM blockade, and the role of Lloyd's of London in what Curry calls a 'financial war.' Plus, DNC autopsy, Tulsi Gabbard resignation, and more.

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Iran Standoff or Financial War? No Agenda Breaks Down the Strait of Hormuz Blockade
In a packed Memorial Day weekend news cycle, the No Agenda podcast returns with episode 1871, 'Hatman,' co-hosts Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak deconstruct the biggest stories with their signature skepticism. Broadcasting from Nashville's Gaylord Opryland biodome and Silicon Valley's Refinery Row, the duo tackle President Trump's Truth Social claim of a 'largely negotiated' deal with Iran, the ongoing CENTCOM blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, and what Curry frames as a financial—not military—war driven by Lloyd's of London insurance pricing. Curry pushes back on BBC framing of the Iran talks, calling the standoff 'theater of the highest order.' He argues, 'It's a financial war. I've said this from the beginning. If Lloyd's of London won't insure, nobody—for whatever reason, no one wants to use the American reinsurers through DFC and Chubb.' Dvorak weighs in on the viral 'Mask-Gate' clip of retired Vice Admiral Robert Harward on Fox News, concluding, 'This little anomaly here, it doesn't—it looks like bullcrap to me.' The episode also dives into Secretary of State Marco Rubio's enriched-versus-highly-enriched uranium slip, Pakistan's army chief brokering talks in Tehran, and reports that Iran is settling cargo-ship insurance payments in Bitcoin to dodge sanctions. Listeners get sharp takes on the leaked DNC autopsy on Kamala Harris's 2024 loss, Rep. Thomas Massie's primary defeat, NYC Mayor Mamdani's new Twitch stream, and a White House shooting involving Nasir Best. Deeper segments include declassified emails from former NSA Director Admiral Mike Rogers to DNI James Clapper, CIA's John Brennan, and FBI's James Comey over the 2017 Russia attribution report—referred by AG Pam Bondi to a Fort Pierce grand jury overseen by Joe diGenova and Judge Aileen Cannon. The hosts also examine Tulsi Gabbard's June 30 resignation amid her husband Abraham's bone cancer diagnosis, Dr. Deborah Birx's surprising defense of U.S. Ebola funding in the DRC, a new USCIS green-card memo requiring applicants to return home, the SpaceX S-1 filing, and Jeff Bezos's optimistic AI-and-jobs forecast. Listen to this Episode