The Briefing ‘Prisoner of War’ Maduro enters plea + Will oil run the 2026 economy?
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Jan 5, 2026 
Join Scott Phillips, Chief Investment Officer of The Motley Fool Australia, as he dives into the financial chaos of 2026. He explores whether AI is a bubble or a genuine boom, and how a potential crash could shake up everyday investors. The conversation also covers the rising demand for gold and crypto amidst inflation worries. Plus, Scott assesses the implications of increased oil supply from Venezuela on market prices and economic growth. A must-listen for anyone navigating the financial landscape!
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Maduro Pleads Not Guilty In New York
- Nicolas Maduro and his wife pled not guilty in New York after being captured and transported under guard.
- Maduro called himself innocent and a "prisoner of war" while expecting to contest arrest legality.
Bondi Shooter Moved To Supermax
- Alleged Bondi shooter Naveed Akram was moved to the Goldburn Supermax and faces 59 charges including multiple murders.
- Politicians plan early return to pass hate-speech laws and a national gun buyback after the Bondi attack.
Food Ads Shape National Perception
- National image campaigns (like Meat & Livestock Australia's) use cultural tropes to influence perceptions such as happiness rankings.
- Hosts highlighted how food ads (lamb, pork) aim to nudge national identity and metrics like 'happiness'.