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Nomination created on May 15, 2026

Deputy Unites States Secretary of State from 2021 to 2023

Dive into the high-stakes world of international affairs with 'Pod Save the World', where hosts Tommy Vietor and Ben Rhodes, veterans of Obama's National Security Council, dissect the latest global news with insider knowledge and sharp wit. This podcast transforms complex foreign policy into engaging conversations, offering behind-the-scenes stories and expert analysis that keep you hooked and informed. Perfect for anyone eager to understand the forces shaping our world, it's a must-listen for politics junkies and curious minds alike.
Tensions with Iran are spiking and former Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman just warned that Tehran could hold the Strait of Hormuz at risk indefinitely, a choke point that would rattle global energy markets and U.S. politics overnight. As the lead U.S. negotiator for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, her assessment that today’s landscape is “harder” and “riskier” than a decade ago is a five-alarm bell that this week’s headlines are understating.
She has also broken with diplomatic euphemism, saying Benjamin Netanyahu bears responsibility for genocide in Gaza and cautioning that the region could tip into a broader Sunni Shia war, stakes that Pod Save the World will press her to unpack right now. Sherman has been on this show before, appearing in 2019 for a frank discussion of Middle East politics, so listeners know she brings receipts, not spin.
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