Marion McKeown

In this discussion, political commentator Cal Thomas analyzes Nicolás Maduro's not guilty plea to severe drug and weapons charges, breaking down the U.S. indictment's implications. Marion McKeown raises concerns about international law and the risks of U.S. intervention in Venezuela, cautioning against the precedent it sets. The guests debate the motivations behind U.S. action and the potential geopolitical consequences for the region. They also question the legitimacy of treating Maduro like a common criminal, while touching on broader issues of U.S. foreign policy.

Cal Thomas, a conservative commentator, and Marion McKeown, a political analyst, dive into the controversy surrounding US strikes on Venezuelan drug boats, questioning Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's orders. They discuss potential violations of military rules and call for Congressional investigation. The conversation also touches on the complexities of drug trafficking routes, Trump's controversial pardons, and his temperament as he navigates political challenges, including a recent shooting incident and Afghan visa vetting issues.

Marion McKeown, a political commentator and journalist, joins conservative analyst Cal Thomas to discuss the latest in U.S. politics. They dive into Trump's surprising call for Republicans to push for the release of the Epstein files, despite his earlier claims of distraction. The duo examines concerns over possible redactions, the implications for Trump's loyalty to the MAGA base, and why foreign policy decisions, particularly concerning Saudi Arabia, continue to spark debate. Their sharp insights spotlight the interplay of politics, media, and voter sentiment.