Santos Unfiltered

About Santos Unfiltered

Santos Unfiltered is a podcast that seeks the truth to answer the most pressing questions using the highest journalistic standards. Miko Santos founded it to promote unfiltered news and fight disinformation. santosunfiltered.substack.com (https://santosunfiltered.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast)

Publisher

Miko Santos

Category

news · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

27 Oct 2020

Latest episode

20 Sept 2024

Latest episodes

95 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   20 Sept 2024

   US Interest Rate Cut: What It Means for Australia's Economy

   In this episode of Santos Unfiltered, Miko Santos interviews Peter Munckton, Chief Economist at Bank of Queensland, about the recent US Federal Reserve interest rate cut and its implications for the Australian economy. Monckton explains that while the US and Australian economies often move similarly, they are currently at different stages of the inflation cycle. He discusses the potential impacts on the Australian dollar, exports, and investors. Munckton also touches on global economic trends, the upcoming US election, and provides an optimistic outlook for Australia's economy in the coming years. If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over twitter @realmikosantos (https://twitter.com/realmikosantos)! This is not a sponsored video/Audio . A small commission will be paid to us if you purchase anything through some of the affiliate links in our product listings. Five important bullet points: * The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.5%, while Australia's inflation rate remains at 4%, keeping the RBA cautious about rate cuts. * Lower US interest rates can potentially strengthen the Australian dollar, but other factors like commodity prices and Chinese demand also play a role. * Many central banks globally have already started cutting interest rates, with the US being one of the last to join. * The ongoing Middle East crisis has not had a sustained impact on financial markets, but the US election outcome could have long-term economic implications. * Australia's economic outlook is expected to improve in the second half of 2024 and into 2025, with potential interest rate cuts in 2025. Detailed synopsis: The podcast begins with Miko Santos introducing Peter Munckton and the topic of discussion: the implications of the recent US Federal Reserve interest rate cut on the Australian economy. Mr. Munckton explains that while historically, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has often followed the US Federal Reserve's actions, the current situation is different due to varying inflation rates. Mr. Munckton highlights that the US has reached its inflation target, allowing them to focus on other economic factors. In contrast, Australia's inflation rate remains at 4%, which is higher than the RBA's comfort level. This difference means that the RBA is unlikely to follow the US in cutting rates in the short term. The conversation then shifts to the impact of US interest rate cuts on the Australian dollar. Munckton explains three ways this could affect the currency: through relative interest rate movements, commodity prices, and global economic confidence. However, he notes that other factors, such as Chinese demand for commodities, are also influencing the Australian dollar's value. Regarding Australian borrowers and investors with US exposure, Mr. Monckton advises that most large entities hedge their currency risk. He explains that the impact on investments depends on the type of assets held and whether they are hedged against currency fluctuations. The discussion then moves to the global trend of interest rate cuts, with Mr. Munckton pointing out that many central banks have already started this process. He suggests that the US joining this trend might make it easier for other central banks, particularly in emerging markets, to continue cutting rates. When asked about the RBA's next move,Mr. Munckton predicts that they will likely hold rates steady in the short term due to the current inflation rate. However, he expects inflation to decrease, potentially leading to rate cuts in the future. The interview concludes with Mr. Monckton's thoughts on the Middle East crisis and the upcoming US election. He suggests that while these events may cause short-term market fluctuations, their long-term impact on the global economy might be limited. Finally, Monckton provides an optimistic outlook for the Australian economy, predicting improvements in the second half of 2024 and into 2025, with potential rate cuts and increased investment in infrastructure and green energy transition. What the reader will learn: * The current state of interest rates and inflation in the US and Australia * How global interest rate changes can impact the Australian dollar and economy * The factors influencing the RBA's decision-making on interest rates * The potential effects of global events like the US election on the Australian economy * An expert's forecast for Australia's economic outlook in the next 12-18 months * The importance of infrastructure investment and green energy transition for Australia's future economic growth Resources and links mentioned in this episode: * Connect with BOQ Chief Economist Peter Munckton in Linkedin. 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2. 

   31 May 2024

   Trump's Legal Battle: A Deep Dive into the Recent Verdict

   Today’s episode is brought to you by Empower your podcasting vision with a suite of creative solutions at your fingertips. (https://podworks.io/) In this episode of Santos Unfiltered, host Miko Santos (https://twitter.com/realmikosantos)discusses the recent guilty verdict of former President Donald Trump in 34 felony cases with Dr. John Hart, an expert in American government and politics. They delve into Trump's reaction to the verdict, where he called it a rigged trial by a corrupt judge, and his assertion that the real verdict will come from the people on November 5th. Dr. Hart shares insights on the charges related to hush money payments and the evidence presented during the trial. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of this significant legal development. If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over twitter @realmikosantos (https://twitter.com/realmikosantos)! This is not a sponsored video/Audio . A small commission will be paid to us if you purchase anything through some of the affiliate links in our product listings. In this episode, we cover: * [00:02:02] Guilty verdict on Trump. * [00:09:37] Former president's criminal conviction. * [00:11:22] Convicted felons running for office. * [00:16:58] Challenges in sentencing Trump. About the Guest: Dr. John Hart is a distinguished political scientist and academic, known for his expertise in the government and politics of the United States. As a member of the Emeritus Faculty at the Australian National University (ANU) and former head of the Department of Political Science, Dr. Hart has made significant contributions to the field through his research and publications. With a specialization in the American presidency and the U.S. electoral process, Dr. Hart has delved deep into the intricacies of the political landscape, offering valuable insights into the functioning of the government and the dynamics of power in the United States. His book, "The Presidential Branch: From Washington to Clinton," stands as a testament to his in-depth knowledge and scholarly acumen. Throughout his career, Dr. Hart has published numerous articles in international journals, shedding light on various aspects of American government and politics. His dedication to academic rigor and intellectual inquiry has earned him respect and recognition within the academic community. In the podcast episode, Dr. Hart's analysis of the recent verdict involving former President Donald Trump showcases his ability to dissect complex political issues with clarity and precision. His astute observations on the legal implications of the case highlight his deep understanding of the intersection between law and politics. Dr. Hart's commitment to upholding the rule of law and his belief in the importance of democratic principles underscore his ethical stance as a scholar and a public intellectual. His nuanced perspective on the challenges facing the U.S. political landscape reflects his unwavering dedication to promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity in governance. As a leading authority in the field of political science, Dr. Hart's insights continue to shape scholarly discourse and inform public debate on critical issues facing the United States and the world at large. His unwavering pursuit of truth and justice serves as a guiding light for future generations of political scientists and policymakers, inspiring them to uphold the highest standards of academic excellence and ethical conduct in their pursuit of a more just and equitable society. Resources and links mentioned in this episode: * Connect with Dr. John Hart through ANU Website (https://reporter.anu.edu.au/people/john-hart) The guilty verdict in the New York hush money trial against former President Donald Trump is a significant demonstration of the rule of law prevailing in the United States. Dr. John Hart, a specialist in American government and politics, emphasized in a podcast episode that the verdict showcases that no individual, not even a former president, is exempt from the law. The charges against Trump involved falsifying business records to conceal hush money payments related to a sexual scandal during the 2016 election, constituting a felony offense due to violations of campaign finance laws. The unanimous guilty verdict on all 34 counts and the swift delivery of the verdict after just a day and a bit of jury deliberations underscore the strength of the evidence presented. Dr. Hart highlighted that the verdict signifies that the rule of law is upheld in the United States, regardless of an individual's status or position. This outcome is crucial in maintaining the integrity of the legal system and reinforcing the principle that all individuals, including high-profile figures like former presidents, are subject to the same legal standards. Furthermore, the podcast episode discussed the potential challenges the sentencing judge may face in determining an appropriate punishment for Trump. Despite the seriousness of the felony charges, experts suggest that Trump, as a first-time offender with nonviolent offenses, may not receive a prison sentence. The complexities of imprisoning a former president, including the need for Secret Service protection and special accommodations, add layers of difficulty to the sentencing process. In conclusion, the guilty verdict in the New York hush money trial against former President Donald Trump not only highlights the accountability of individuals in positions of power but also reinforces the principle that the rule of law prevails in the United States. This landmark decision underscores the importance of upholding legal standards and ensuring that no individual, regardless of their status, is above the law. The podcast episode also addressed the fact that despite being found guilty in the criminal case, Donald Trump can still run for president in 2024 due to the absence of constitutional provisions barring a convicted felon from running for office. Dr. John Hart explained that the Constitution only specifies three disqualification factors for presidential candidates: being a natural-born citizen, being at least 35 years old, and having been a resident of the United States for 14 years. Dr. Hart elaborated on the challenges of amending the Constitution to include a disbarment clause based on a criminal record, emphasizing the complex process and low political likelihood of such an amendment. The episode shed light on the legal and constitutional framework that allows a convicted individual like Donald Trump to potentially seek the highest office in the United States, highlighting the complexities and limitations of the current system in preventing individuals with criminal records from running for president. Regarding the sentencing judge's decision, various factors come into play, including Trump's status as a first-time offender and the nonviolent nature of the crime for which he was convicted. The logistical challenges of imprisoning a former president, such as the need for Secret Service protection, also add complexity to the sentencing process. 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3. 

   22 May 2024

   Impact of ICC Arrest Warrants on Israel-Palestine Conflict

   Today’s episode is brought to you by Empower your podcasting vision with a suite of creative solutions at your fingertips. (https://podworks.io/) In this episode of the Freeman Chronicle podcast, Miko Santos (http://twitter.com/relamikosantos)discusses the recent arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Hamas leaders. The host interviews Dr. Juliet McIntyre, a lecturer in Law at UniSA, to gain insights into the legal implications of these arrest warrants. Dr. McIntyre explains that the ICC's jurisdiction over the Gaza war is based on Palestine's acceptance of the court's jurisdiction, despite Israel not being a signatory to the Rome Statute. She also discusses the role of international legal experts in shaping the legal arguments and the potential impact of the arrest warrants on the Israel-Palestine conflict and regional stability. The host and Dr. McIntyre delve into the challenges and controversies surrounding the ICC's actions in this case, emphasizing the importance of upholding legal standards and accountability for war crimes and crimes against humanity. They also touch on the potential responses from different countries and international actors to these developments. Overall, the episode provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal complexities and implications of the ICC's actions in the Israel-Palestine conflict, shedding light on the role of international law in addressing atrocities during armed conflicts. If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over twitter @realmikosantos (https://twitter.com/realmikosantos)! This is not a sponsored video/Audio . A small commission will be paid to us if you purchase anything through some of the affiliate links in our product listings. In this episode, we cover: * 00:00:00 - Introduction to ICC Arrest Warrants * 00:05:30 - ICC Jurisdiction in the Gaza War * 00:08:13 - Role of International Legal Experts * 00:10:04 - Impact of Arrest Warrants on Israel-Palestinian Conflict * 00:11:32 - Response of Countries and International Actors * 00:12:47 - Challenges in Issuing Arrest Warrants * 00:14:23 - Controversies Surrounding ICC Action * 00:16:11 - Comparison with Other ICC Cases About the Guest: Dr Juliette McIntyre has been a Lecturer in Law at UniSA since 2016. She completed her PhD at the University of Melbourne under the supervision of Judge Hilary Charlesworth of the International Court of Justice and Professor Margaret Young. She also holds a first class LL.M. in International Law from the University of Cambridge, and a BA and LLB/LP with Honours. Her particular area of specialism is international courts and tribunals, with a focus on procedure. Dr McIntyre's academic work has been published in a number of leading journals including the Australian Year Book of International Law, Journal of International Dispute Settlement,  AJIL Unbound, Michigan Journal of International Law, and Leiden International Law Journal, and the Ukrainian Law Review. She has significant litigation experience, including as a Judge's Associate at the Supreme Court of South Australia, and as counsel in cases before the International Court of Justice and other international tribunals. Dr McIntyre also writes commentary on current international legal issues for outlets such as The Interpreter, Opinio Juris, Völkerrechtsblog, EJIL:Talk! and The Conversation, and appears regularly in print, television and radio news services. Previously, Dr McIntyre held academic posts at Charles Darwin University and Thompson Rivers University in Canada, and has been the recipient of the Law Foundation of South Australia Fellowship. Dr McIntyre is active on social media and has been formally sanctioned by the Russian government for her work in respect of Ukraine. Resources and links mentioned in this episode: * Connect with Dr. Juliette through her (https://www.linkedin.com/in/susan-stone-phd-gaicd-03b08a35/)Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-juliette-mcintyre-05b80236/) and UNISA Website (https://people.unisa.edu.au/Juliette.McIntyre) * Thank you to Australian Parliament for the short news report audio clip. ICC jurisdiction in Gaza war. The International Criminal Court (ICC) plays a crucial role in holding individuals accountable for war crimes and crimes against humanity. In the recent episode of the Freeman Podcast Chronicle, Dr. Juliet McIntyre, a lecturer in Law at UniSA, discussed the ICC's jurisdiction in the Gaza war and the recent arrest warrants issued for Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Hamas leaders. The ICC's jurisdiction in the Gaza war is complex due to the involvement of multiple parties and the political dynamics in the region. The Palestinian Authority has accepted the court's jurisdiction, allowing the ICC to investigate and prosecute crimes committed in the state of Palestine. On the other hand, Israel is not a signatory to the Rome Statute, which established the ICC, but the court can still exercise jurisdiction over crimes committed on the territory of a state party, in this case, Palestine. The recent arrest warrants issued by the ICC Chief Prosecutor for Israeli officials and Hamas leaders highlight the court's commitment to holding individuals accountable for their actions in armed conflicts. Dr. McIntyre noted that the events in Gaza have been deteriorating, and there have been suspicions of war crimes and crimes against humanity being committed. The ICC's independent investigations have led to the conclusion that these crimes may have been committed, prompting the issuance of arrest warrants. The response to the ICC's actions has been mixed, with some countries, such as Australia, acknowledging their legal obligations to support the court's investigations, while others, like the United States, have condemned the arrest warrants. Dr. McIntyre emphasized the importance of upholding legal standards and ensuring accountability for all individuals, regardless of their political affiliations or positions of power. The ICC exists to uphold these standards and ensure justice is served for victims of war crimes and crimes against humanity. In conclusion, the ICC's jurisdiction in the Gaza war demonstrates the court's commitment to upholding international law and holding individuals accountable for their actions in armed conflicts. The recent arrest warrants issued for Israeli officials and Hamas leaders are a significant step towards justice and accountability in the region. It is essential for all parties involved to cooperate with the ICC's investigations and respect the court's decisions to ensure justice is served for all victims of war crimes and crimes against humanity. ICC investigating crimes in Palestine. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been investigating crimes in Palestine since 2019, following referrals from Palestine itself and other states parties. The court has jurisdiction over the territories occupied by Israel since 1967 and can prosecute individuals who have committed war crimes or crimes against humanity in the territory of Palestine. This includes Israeli officials who may have been involved in the commission of such crimes in Gaza. The recent issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli officials and Hamas leaders by the ICC is a significant development in the pursuit of justice and accountability in the region. The involvement of a panel of international legal experts in shaping the legal argument and proceeding adds credibility to the investigation and emphasizes the seriousness of the crimes being investigated. While the arrest warrants may not have an immediate impact on the ground in terms of stopping the conflict in Gaza, they could have wider implications for the region. The warrants may lead to a change in the attitudes of states external to Israel in terms of their support for the parties involved in the conflict. This could potentially impact negotiations for peace and the supply of arms to Israel. Overall, the ICC's investigation into crimes in Palestine highlights the importance of upholding international law and ensuring accountability for individuals responsible for committing atrocities in armed conflicts. It is crucial for all parties involved to cooperate with the ICC's investigations and respect the court's decisions in order to achieve justice for all victims of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the region. Impartial accountability for war crimes. The ICC's role in holding individuals accountable for war crimes is essential in promoting peace and justice in conflict zones around the world. The Rome Statute, which established the ICC, has been ratified by 124 states parties, including Palestine. This means that these states are obligated to arrest suspects and deliver them to The Hague for trial if arrest warrants are issued by the court. This creates a situation where individuals like Netanyahu, who hold positions of power, may face restrictions on their travel and potential arrest if they enter territories of ICC member states. The process of issuing arrest warrants involves a pretrial chamber of the court assessing whether there are reasonable grounds to believe that the suspects have committed crimes within the court's jurisdiction. While the process can take some time, it is essential for the court to ensure that the evidence is strong and meets the legal standards required for issuing arrest warrants. In cases where warrants are denied, the prosecutor has the option to appeal, highlighting the importance of a fair and impartial judicial process. Controversies surrounding the ICC's actions in this case, such as accusations of moral equivalency between the parties involved and attacks on the independence of the prosecutor, are manufactured and do not detract from the court's mandate to investigate and prosecute crimes against humanity and war crimes impartially. The prosecutor's commitment to upholding the rule of law and conducting investigations based on legal standards, regardless of political pressure or threats, demonstrates the ICC's dedication to achieving justice for victims of war crimes. Comparing the situation with Israel to other cases where the ICC has investigated crimes committed during armed conflicts, it is clear that the court's mandate is to hold all individuals accountable for their actions, regardless of their position or affiliation. The ICC's investigations into crimes in Palestine are a continuation of its efforts to address impunity and ensure accountability for atrocities committed in conflict zones globally. By upholding impartiality and conducting thorough investigations, the ICC plays a crucial role in promoting justice, peace, and respect for international law in the face of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Evidence is key in prosecution. In the podcast transcript, Dr. Juliet McIntyre emphasizes the importance of evidence in prosecution. She highlights that each case is unique and cannot be compared to another because it ultimately comes down to the evidence available and what can be verified by the prosecutor. This underscores the crucial role that evidence plays in the legal process, particularly in criminal cases. Evidence is key in prosecution for several reasons. Firstly, evidence is necessary to establish the guilt or innocence of the accused. Without evidence, it would be impossible to determine whether a crime has been committed and who is responsible for it. Evidence helps to build a case against the accused, demonstrating their involvement in the alleged criminal activity. Secondly, evidence is essential for ensuring a fair trial. In a court of law, the burden of proof lies with the prosecution to demonstrate the guilt of the accused beyond a reasonable doubt. This requires presenting credible and admissible evidence that supports the prosecution's case. Without sufficient evidence, a conviction cannot be secured, and justice may not be served. Moreover, evidence is crucial for protecting the rights of the accused. The principle of presumption of innocence requires that the accused is considered innocent until proven guilty. Evidence is needed to support the allegations against the accused and to prevent wrongful convictions based on speculation or bias. By relying on concrete evidence, the legal system can ensure that justice is served fairly and impartially. In addition, evidence plays a critical role in holding perpetrators accountable for their actions. By presenting evidence of the accused's involvement in a crime, prosecutors can seek justice for victims and deter future criminal behavior. Evidence helps to establish a clear link between the accused and the crime, making it difficult for them to evade responsibility for their actions. Overall, evidence is key in prosecution because it forms the foundation of a criminal case. Without evidence, it would be impossible to determine guilt or innocence, ensure a fair trial, protect the rights of the accused, and hold perpetrators accountable for their actions. 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