THE INTERVIEW: Boots on the Ground? U.S. Signals “All Options” on the table
The risk of a major energy disruption is growing tonight as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signals the U.S. is prepared to act if Iran threatens the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil route. Bessent saying “all options are on the table” is raising new questions about potential U.S. involvement and how far this conflict could go. Hilary Golston spoke with Michael Negron, a former special advisor at the U.S. Small Business Administration, who says even the threat to shipping lanes can rattle markets, warning that prolonged instability could quickly impact businesses and consumers here at home.
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