Martha Raddatz

Martha Raddatz, ABC News chief global affairs correspondent, delves into the controversial boat strike incidents, questioning command decisions behind lethal actions. Armando Garcia, ABC News immigration reporter, highlights ICE's plans for crackdown in Minnesota's Somali community, revealing concerns about targeted enforcement. The podcast also explores the political ramifications of Trump pardoning a former Honduran president involved in drug trafficking, stirring debates on international relations and immigration policy.

Martha Raddatz, ABC News chief global affairs correspondent, breaks down the dramatic U.S. raid leading to Nicolas Maduro's extraction. She discusses the operational details and geopolitical ramifications of the incident. Matt Rivers, reporting from Bogota, shares mixed Venezuelan reactions to Maduro's removal and the implications of U.S. involvement. Together, they explore what 'running' Venezuela means in this complex scenario, revealing the ongoing strategies and sentiments from both sides of the conflict.

Aaron Katersky and Martha Raddatz provide riveting insights into the recent legal and military drama surrounding Nicolas Maduro. Katersky reports on Maduro’s surprising courtroom antics and claims of still being president. Raddatz dives deep into the high-stakes U.S. military operation that led to Maduro’s capture, featuring daring raids and the complexities of command. They also discuss the political upheaval in Venezuela with Delcy Rodriguez stepping in as acting president, alongside the international reactions to this historic moment.

Martha Raddatz, ABC News chief global affairs correspondent, shares explosive details of the U.S. military operation to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, highlighting the intricacies of Operation Absolute Resolve. Rachel Scott discusses the Secretary of State's push for regime change through oil blockades, revealing the U.S. strategy moving forward. Whit Johnson provides an update on Maduro's legal troubles as he prepares for his court appearance, while James Longman captures the mixed emotions of Venezuelans at the border, illustrating celebration and uncertainty.

Martha Raddatz, a veteran ABC News foreign policy correspondent, dives into significant global issues. She discusses the second missile strike off Venezuela, highlighting President Trump’s comments on its implications. Raddatz also reveals how sensitive information shared by Pete Hegseth endangered troops, prompting urgent discussions about operational security. The episode further examines the aftermath of a major cheese recall and amusing local stories, including a raccoon causing a ruckus in a liquor store.