Colonel Stephen Ganyard

Colonel Stephen Ganyard, a former Marine and State Department official-turned-analyst, Elizabeth Schulze, an ABC tech and business reporter, and Matt Rivers, an on-the-ground Minneapolis correspondent. They discuss DHS findings about two federal agents firing, local distrust and federal-state tensions in Minneapolis. They also cover rising Iran death estimates and nearby U.S. military movements, plus TikTok’s U.S. takeover and moderation worries.

Join Colonel Stephen Ganyard, a former U.S. State Department expert, Patrick Rievel, an ABC News foreign correspondent from Moscow, and Ben Siegel, Deputy Political Director, as they tackle hot-button issues. They dive into Trump's vision for a revamped naval fleet amid U.S. and Venezuelan tensions. Rievel shares insights on the assassination of a Russian general and its implications for Ukraine-Russia peace talks. Siegel analyzes a significant spike in GOP retirements as Republicans navigate their post-Trump identity.

In this discussion, Alex Mallon, an ABC News reporter, sheds light on the unusual decision of grand juries to repeatedly reject charges against Letitia James. Colonel Stephen Ganyard, a former State Department official, analyzes the U.S. seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker, linking it to broader geopolitical tensions and illicit trade. Meanwhile, tech reporter Mike Dobusky delves into Australia's new law restricting social media for under-16s, examining enforcement challenges and creative teen reactions. It's a multifaceted look at justice, geopolitics, and digital youth culture.