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Tensions rise as the Trump administration seeks to oust Jerome Powell, facing a DOJ investigation. Meanwhile, anti-government protests escalate in Iran, prompting Trump to consider military intervention. In Minneapolis, the tragic death of Renée Nicole Good is revisited with new footage, revealing public outrage and renewed scrutiny of law enforcement tactics. The hosts dissect the precarious balance between diplomacy and military threats regarding Iran, alongside the implications for federal authority in Minnesota.

Tensions erupt in Minneapolis after the fatal shooting of Renée Nicole Good by ICE agents, sparking protests and widespread community anger. Eyewitness accounts suggest differing narratives about the incident, drawing parallels to the George Floyd protests. On Capitol Hill, a surprising Senate vote limits presidential power regarding Venezuela, with five Republicans breaking party lines. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defends actions against Nicolás Maduro, emphasizing the need for sanctions. The episode dives deep into both local unrest and global political dynamics.

Donald Trump's recent speech captivates listeners with its theatrical flair and unexpected moments, including a mimicry of Macron. The complexity of the US operation in Venezuela raises questions about military strategy and casualties. The discussion shifts to Greenland, where Stephen Miller's controversial claims on US territorial expansion spark NATO tensions. Meanwhile, a deep dive into the Proud Boys' march and the evolving narrative around January 6 showcases competing perspectives and the ongoing impact of these events on American politics.

In a gripping courtroom scene, Nicolás Maduro and his wife face narcoterrorism charges in Manhattan. Authorities detail their dramatic arrival in shackles, with Maduro still exuding confidence. Tensions rise as a heckler confronts him directly, revealing deep political discord. The podcast explores potential defense strategies, including claims of illegality and head-of-state immunity. As international concerns mount, the discussion broadens to Venezuela's shifting leadership and global reactions to this unprecedented trial.

US special forces launched a covert operation in Venezuela, capturing President Maduro during a dramatic assault. The hosts delve into the complexities of the operation, from military tactics to international reactions, especially from China and Russia. They discuss the moral and legal implications of the strike, alongside the challenges of governing Venezuela moving forward. With Maduro now facing trial in New York for narco-terrorism, questions arise about future intervention in Latin America and the potential consequences for US foreign policy.

The hosts dive into what could define the tumultuous year of 2026, discussing Marjorie Taylor Greene's political shift and the implications of National Guard deployments. They recap dramatic Oval Office moments and critique the president's response to a plane collision. Plans for America's 250th birthday celebrations and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appointment as Health Secretary spark intriguing debates. With a spotlight on the 2026 midterms and geopolitical tensions, including US-China relations, the conversation sets the stage for a year filled with suspense and significance.

Reflecting on a tumultuous 2025, the hosts dissect key moments like the Trump-Putin meeting in Alaska and its global ramifications. They explore the reordering of alliances and examine the impact of health scrutiny on Trump's presidency. The political violence following Charlie Kirk's assassination is analyzed, alongside significant moves like the White House's makeover. Furthermore, they delve into Elon Musk's influence in cutting bureaucracy, the complex diplomacy in Gaza, and immigration policy shifts that sparked fear in communities.

The full Epstein files release is imminent, as more photos are released. Meanwhile, Trump hits the stump, cutting a frustrated figure as his poll numbers continue to stay low. The UK appoints a new US ambassador. Who is he, and will he be able to curry favour with the president?A new blockbuster film is announced… with jaw-dropping access to the very heart of the presidency. And the Kennedy Center here in Washington DC has been renamed! You’ll never guess what to.You can also watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.

Susie Wiles' explosive Vanity Fair interview shakes the White House, revealing stinging commentary about Trump’s inner circle, including a chaotic portrayal of the vice president and a jab at Elon Musk. The fallout prompts discussions on Trump's unpredictable future and potential successors. Meanwhile, Trump sics a $10 billion lawsuit on the BBC, threatening their operations. As the U.S. job market takes a downturn, the administration remains focused on military actions in Venezuela, highlighting a complex web of political maneuvering.

Members of the so-called Turtle Island Liberation Front have been charged with plotting to bomb multiple targets in California on New Year’s Eve.But who are they, and why has no one ever heard of them before now?Elsewhere, after legendary film director Rob Reiner and his wife are brutally murdered at their home over the weekend, the president writes online… not a message of condolence, but an attack on the man who’d just lost his life. It goes down like a cup of cold sick with both the right and the left. Why did the president politicise this murder?And a blockbuster UK-US trade deal appears to stall. Or has it?You can also watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.