Trump’s Shock and Awe Strategy

After more than 140 episodes, Jeremy Stern is stepping down as co-host, and Hudson's Bill Drexel takes his place.

This week, Walter and Bill discuss the Houthis' widening missile war on Saudi Arabia, the Pentagon's plan to livestream a military execution, the fall of Kimberly Guilfoyle, and why President Trump's shock-and-awe foreign policy shows no sign of slowing down. A Houthi missile hit Saudi Aramco's headquarters days after a deadly strike on Riyadh's airport, andThe Wall Street Journal reports that the group is building an advanced missile with Chinese parts.

Back home, the Catholic archbishop for the militarycondemned the plan to stream Nidal Hasan's firing-squad execution, and Guilfoyleresigned as ambassador to Greece after reports that she asked a donor to pay her credit card bill.

In the big conversation, Walter expands on his latest Journal column, "Russia, Iran and Trump's Shock-and-Awe Foreign Policy," and the tip of the week asks which president left the biggest physical mark on Washington.