Greg Myrie

Deepa Shivaram, NPR White House correspondent, analyzes President Trump's primetime address touting an impending economic boom despite low approval ratings. Barbara Sprunt, congressional correspondent, highlights a bipartisan push to extend healthcare subsidies, revealing notable Republican dissent. Greg Myrie, national security correspondent, discusses the U.S. ban on sanctioned oil tankers heading to Venezuela, shedding light on the potential escalations and challenges facing the country's oil exports. Tune in for insights on the latest political and economic moves!

In this discussion, Greg Myrie, a national security correspondent, reveals the tactical detail behind the U.S. operation that captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Carrie Johnson, a justice correspondent, breaks down the serious narcoterrorism charges against him and the legal justifications for the operation. Ada Peralta adds local context, highlighting mixed reactions in Venezuela and insights into the interim leadership by Vice President Delcy Rodriguez. Together, they illuminate the complexities of this unfolding geopolitical drama.

Greg Myrie, NPR's national security correspondent, shares thrilling details about the dramatic two-week chase leading to the seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker headed for Venezuela. Adrienne Murray, a Copenhagen reporter, discusses the backlash from Danish and Greenlandic leaders regarding Trump's controversial remarks about Greenland. They explore the U.S. strategy behind seizing sanctioned Venezuelan oil and uncover the robust rejection of annexation by Greenlanders. It's a riveting blend of high-seas drama and international relations!