Thomas Juneau
Canadian political analyst
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Sep 28, 2026
Politics in the family group chat, Iran's rejected offer + footy underdogs
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4:30Thomas JuneauSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
One aspect is that with midterms coming in about a month and a half in the U.S., midterm elections...
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4:36Ariana LucenteCORRESPONDENT
Thomas Juneau is a professor of public and international affairs at the University of Ottawa.
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4:40Ariana LucenteCORRESPONDENT
He reckons the upcoming US midterm elections, which basically determines which party controls Congress, might explain Trump's position.
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4:47Thomas JuneauSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
President Trump did not want to give any kind of impression that he was being conciliatory or that he was being soft on Iran.
Breakfast Wrap: Finance Minister blames war for sticky inflation
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15:43Oliver GordonHOST
It comes a day after US President Donald Trump rejected Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume negotiations.
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15:50Oliver GordonHOST
Thomas Juno is a specialist on the Houthis and Iran, He's a professor at the University of Ottawa Graduate School of Public and International Affairs and spoke to Melissa Clark on Radio National Breakfast this morning.
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16:02Melissa ClarkeHOST
What exactly was the proposal that Iran was offering in this seven-day ceasefire and what was the reason for the US president to reject it?
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16:11Thomas JunoGUEST
Well, Iran was basically proposing a return to the terms of the previous ceasefire from last June that ultimately did not hold, that ultimately did not resolve anything between the two countries.
5 MINS LATER
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21:23Thomas JunoGUEST
President Trump agreed, probably because he doesn't want to get the U.S. barked down into another theater of conflict in the Middle East.
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21:31Thomas JunoGUEST
But by doing that, he quite literally told Saudi Arabia, we will provide some indirect assistance, but we will not come to the rescue for you.
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21:39Oliver GordonHOST
Professor at the University of Ottawa Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, Thomas Juno.
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21:46Oliver GordonHOST
And finally today, as the weather warms up and more people head to the beach, shark surveillance drones will be a safety feature across parts of the New South Wales coast.
A day after rejecting an Iranian peace proposal, US President Trump suggests talks could resume this week
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0:58Sally SaraHOST
The Houthis have targeted key Saudi oil sites and its capital Riyadh after gaining significant control of Yemen's Red Sea coast earlier this month, threatening a strategic shipping route for Saudi exports.
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1:13Sally SaraHOST
Thomas Juno is a specialist on Houthis and Iran.
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1:16Sally SaraHOST
He's a professor at the University of Ottawa Graduate School of Public and International Affairs.
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1:21Sally SaraHOST
I spoke to him earlier.
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4:18Thomas JunoGUEST
prices and inflation and so on.
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4:20Thomas JunoGUEST
So the impact, all that to say, is quite difficult to measure precisely, but there seems to be at least some impact.
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4:27Sally SaraHOST
You're listening to Radio National Breakfast, where Thomas Juno is my guest.
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4:30Sally SaraHOST
He's professor at the University of Ottawa.