

The News Roundup For May 9, 2025
23 snips May 9, 2025
Guest
Amy McKinnon

Guest
Greg Karlstrom
Guest
James Kitfield
Guest
Amanda Becker
Guest
Arthur Delaney
Guest
Margaret Tollev
Margaret Tollev, a senior contributor at Axios and director at Syracuse University, along with HuffPost's Arthur Delaney, and others, dive into pressing global issues. They discuss the historical election of Pope Leo XIV and the backlash he faces regarding immigration. The trade war's impact on U.S. ports raises questions about economic policy. Geopolitical tensions, especially between India and Pakistan and in Gaza, are explored. Tensions escalate in Ukraine, with insights on Trump’s influence in Middle Eastern negotiations. It's a whirlwind of politics, faith, and international diplomacy.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
New American Pope's Role
- Pope Leo XIV was chosen in part because Pope Francis trusted him to continue reforms. - His role vetting bishops worldwide suggests he shapes the future church hierarchy.
Constitutional Duty Questioned
- President Trump's uncertainty about upholding the Constitution sparked concern. - Chief Justice Roberts emphasized judicial independence as vital for government checks.
State Secrets Mask Deportations
- Trump administration claims state secret privilege to block disclosure in deportation cases. - This limits judicial oversight, raising due process concerns for deported migrants.