James Landale, a BBC correspondent based in Kyiv, sheds light on Ukraine's latest corruption scandal, revealing the suspension of the justice minister amid bribery allegations. Meanwhile, Tom Bateman, the BBC State Department correspondent, discusses the backlash against U.S. actions in the Caribbean regarding suspected drug boats and the implications on intelligence-sharing. The conversation also touches on the Democrats releasing emails linking Donald Trump to a victim of Epstein, sparking political turmoil and questions about the president's awareness.
