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13:54Now PlayingHost of "What's Going On With Shipping?" Salvatore Mercogliano discusses the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, the history of the Jones Act, Trump’s extension of its waiver, and challenges Trump advisor Kevin Hassett on repealing it as a "magic button."
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Salvatore Mercogliano is a professor of history & chair of the Dep't of History, Criminal Justice & Politics at Campbell University in North Carolina. He holds a BS in marine transportation from SUNY Maritime College, along with a merchant marine deck officer license where he worked both afloat & ashore. After leaving gov't service, he earned an MA in maritime history & nautical archaeology from East Carolina University & a PhD in military & naval history from University of Alabama. Author of the monograph Fourth Arm of Defense: Sealift & Maritime Logistics in the Vietnam War. In 2021, Prof. Mercogliano launched the YouTube channel What’s Going on With Shipping? (@wgowshipping) following the Ever Given incident in the Suez Canal.
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