The Pour Over Strikes on Nigeria, New Epstein Files, Trump and Zelenskyy Meet, & More | 12.29.2025
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Dec 29, 2025 Christmas Eve saw U.S. strikes targeting ISIS camps in Nigeria, sparking discussions on regional peace. The DOJ uncovered over a million additional Epstein files, stirring political reactions. Meanwhile, Trump and Zelenskyy met at Mar-a-Lago to discuss peace amidst ongoing tension. The host reflects on responding to divisive topics with wisdom, while also offering spiritual encouragement during uncertain times. Economic updates reveal GDP growth and low gas prices, alongside warnings about severe winter weather affecting safety.
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U.S. Strikes Highlight Complex Nigerian Violence
- The U.S. launched missiles at ISIS camps in northwest Nigeria after militants killed Christians, showing direct military response to sectarian violence.
- Nigerian officials warned against simplistic religious labels, noting militants also kill many Muslims.
New Epstein Files Escalate DOJ Scrutiny
- The DOJ discovered over a million additional Epstein-related documents and is racing to review and release them.
- Lawmakers criticized the timing and redactions, fueling political tension around DOJ handling.
Mar-a-Lago Talks Face Major Territorial Hurdles
- President Trump hosted President Zelenskyy at Mar-a-Lago after speaking with Putin to push for a peace agreement.
- Territorial disputes and enforceable security guarantees remain major obstacles to any deal.