Gary O’Donoghue

Gary O'Donoghue, the BBC's Chief North America correspondent, joins the discussion on Trump’s legal threats against the BBC, after a controversial edit in a Panorama documentary. He provides insights into public sentiment in the U.S. regarding the issue and explores the political ramifications, including a potential Florida jury's perspective. The conversation also touches on ongoing tensions within the MAGA movement and how recent Epstein document releases are complicating matters for Trump and Republicans. It's a lively mix of media scrutiny and political strategy!

Gary O'Donoghue, the BBC's North America correspondent, discusses leaked Epstein documents implicating high-profile figures, including President Trump. Brooke Simmons, a professor of astrophysics, explains the recent solar mass ejection that allowed auroras to be visible far beyond the poles. Gideon Long dives into the booming drone production in Ukraine, noting how companies are adapting to wartime demands and the rise of counter-drone technology. The discussions highlight significant political, scientific, and technological developments.

In a revealing conversation, Gary O’Donoghue, the BBC's chief North America correspondent, shares insights from his unexpected call with Trump. They discuss Trump's views on Putin, the nuances of international diplomacy, and the implications of Brexit. Trump reflects on the anniversary of an assassination attempt and contrasts his informal interview style with that of past presidents like Obama. This candid exchange offers a unique glimpse into the complexities of political relationships and the lighter moments of interviewing the controversial former president.

Gordon Corera, a security analyst and host of the Rest is Classified podcast, discusses the implications of the recent U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear sites, elaborating on potential Iranian responses. Gary O’Donoghue, BBC's North America correspondent, offers insight into Donald Trump's rationale behind the strikes and the reactions unfolding in the U.S. They explore the disparities in military capabilities, geopolitical dynamics, and the lasting effects these actions might have on international stability.

Gary O'Donoghue, a seasoned BBC News correspondent in Washington, joins the discussion to unpack President Trump’s tariffs and their potential effects on the UK, particularly in Northern Ireland. The team humorously navigates the complexities of international trade policies while examining public sentiment in the US. They also dive into the unconventional dynamics of UK-US trade talks post-Brexit and the political ramifications tied to immigration policies. The interplay between economic challenges and public loyalty to leaders adds an engaging twist to the conversation.

Gary O’Donoghue, Chief North America Correspondent, joins the discussion on Canada recognizing a Palestinian state and the diplomatic repercussions it has with the U.S. The podcast dives into Trump's fierce response and its potential fallout on trade deals. O'Donoghue unpacks Canada's geopolitical struggles at the UN while addressing varied international reactions. The chat humorously contrasts the serious nature of politics with pop culture, highlighting the amusing intersections between celebrity news and political life.

Gary O’Donoghue, BBC's North America correspondent, shares insights into Trump’s provocative stance towards Iran and the U.S. response to recent bombings of Iranian nuclear sites. Security analyst Gordon Corera analyzes the scale of these airstrikes and their potential geopolitical ramifications. The discussion delves into the complexities of international relations, military responses, and how these actions might affect Middle Eastern stability, with a spotlight on both U.S. and Iranian narratives amid rising tensions.

Gary O’Donoghue, BBC's North America correspondent, provides insights into Trump’s new 'Board of Peace,' revealing its legitimacy concerns and odd structure. Shashank Joshi, a defense analyst, critiques the Board's ability to rival the UN and discusses Zelensky's security guarantees amid ongoing conflicts. Joe Pike analyzes Andrew Gwynne’s retirement from politics, which could pave the way for Andy Burnham’s potential return and a leadership challenge against Keir Starmer. The conversation is packed with geopolitical intrigue and political maneuvering.

Gary O’Donoghue and Kim Leadbeater discuss the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, security concerns, and political polarization. They compare political climates in the US and UK, emphasizing civil discourse. The episode concludes with a musical performance of Neil Diamond's Sweet Caroline.

In this gripping discussion, Gary O’Donoghue, BBC's Chief North America correspondent, reports live from Texas where flash floods have claimed at least 91 lives. The search for the missing continues, revealing stories of heroism and community resilience. Caitríona Perry, BBC News Chief Presenter, offers insight on Netanyahu's forthcoming White House visit amidst a shifting political landscape. They analyze the impact of climate change on disaster preparedness and explore the ramifications of recent political events in the U.S.