Mary Beth Sheridan, Mexico City bureau chief for The Washington Post, and Kaylee Glenn, a postdoctoral fellow specializing in US-Canada relations, dive deep into Trump's unconventional diplomacy tactics. They discuss his startling remarks on Canada and Mexico, drawing attention to trade tensions and potential economic impacts stemming from tariffs. The conversation highlights Mexico's concerns over Trump's aggressive policies and how his rhetoric reshapes diplomatic norms, leaving allies in a precarious position.

Mary Beth Sheridan, Mexico City bureau chief for The Washington Post, delves into President Trump's recent tariff announcements affecting Mexico, Canada, and China. She explains the potential economic consequences, including rising prices for everyday goods like cars and smartphones. The discussion highlights the complex interplay between trade policies and border security, as well as the urgent negotiations between Trump and foreign leaders. Listeners gain insights into how tariffs can shape international relations and impact consumer costs.

Mary Beth Sheridan, a Washington Post journalist, discusses Biden's ceasefire plan in Gaza, putting pressure on Netanyahu. The podcast covers the challenges faced, the phased approach to a ceasefire, juror safety post-Trump verdict, and Claudia Sheinbaum's election as Mexico's first woman president.