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It turns out having a Nazi streak can cost you a job in the Trump Administration, as the president's pick for a critical administration post is out ... Dealing with long lines at airports and food banks, who do voters blame now for the government shutdown? ... There's more confusion over Trump's immigration crackdown with dozens of US citizens detained by ICE, including nearly 20 children.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

An appeals court clears the path for National Guard deployment in Portland despite Oregon's governor calling it an "unwanted, unneeded military intervention." Audie talks to a congresswoman who represents the city.  Also on today's show: The president pledged his new White House ballroom wouldn't interfere with the existing structure. So how's that working out? ... How yesterday's major internet outage exposed the fragile truth about the tech we count on at work, school and home ... Several colleges signal they won't sell out ideology in exchange for funding ... What do you do with a bag full of priceless jewels ... Kenny Loggins says the president used his song without permission. But can he do anything about it?    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The feud between the US and Colombia escalates over President Trump's war on drugs ... Is ICE going to far? Today a judge in Chicago will hear from officials leading immigration enforcement efforts in that city ... The House Speaker still refuses to swear in a member. Is he breaking the law?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Former Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton is the latest of the president's self-described "bad guys" now facing 18 criminal counts. We bring you Bolton's response to the charges. Plus, Trump chats with Vladimir Putin ahead of his meeting today with Ukrainian President Zelensky. Is the end of Russia's war on Ukraine in sight?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The shutdown standoff continues, with government workers caught in the middle. How long will it last and how many families will be hurt? ... What are US spies doing in Venezuela, beyond blowing up boat? ... Troubling text messages and group chats reveal some young Republicans take the wrong message from MAGA's idea of free speech?    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

President Trump warns Hamas they will be disarmed quickly and violently, stirring emotions over the failure to return deceased hostages in Israel. Amid ongoing U.S. shutdown discussions, he threatens to cut more Democratic programs, igniting political debates. Exciting news emerges as World Cup soccer approaches Boston, but Trump's push to relocate matches complicates plans. Meanwhile, Taylor Swift's record-breaking album leads to fan backlash as they collectively question the cost of marketing tactics.

The ceasefire celebrations give way to some complicated questions. The most important one: Can it lead to a lasting peace in the Middle East? We take a look at the long road ahead and the issues that still need to be ironed out.  Also this morning: Thousands of trucks are ready, but just how fast can aid groups deliver to Gaza? ... President Trump issues an ultimatum to Vladimir Putin ... Letitia James has a new message for her supporters as she's targeted by Trump's DOJ.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another Trump foe is targeted by the Justice Department as Letitia James, New York State's top prosecutor, is indicted on mortgage fraud charges ... Phase one of the Gaza ceasefire plan is underway, with the United States sending 200 troops to the region immediately ... The Nobel Peace Prize goes to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, prompting complaints from the White House.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Israel and Hamas reach a tentative ceasefire, raising hopes for hostage releases soon. The Nobel Peace Prize is just around the corner, and could it go to Donald Trump? Tensions are boiling in Congress, with dramatic confrontations as infighting escalates. Meanwhile, leaked messages shed light on Charlie Kirk's private views on Israel, revealing unexpected rifts in the MAGA landscape. Plus, discussions on the implications of a government shutdown on small airports and civil liberties concerns related to Antifa take center stage.

Later today, a man who once led the FBI faces criminal charges in court. Could a lawyer appointed by Republicans ultimately undo the case against James Comey? ... Opinion polls and even Marjorie Taylor Greene are giving signs the tide could be shifting on the government shutdown ... Air traffic controllers continue to call out sick, forcing one airport to close. Is your safety in jeopardy? ... National Guard troops are on the ground in Illinois as the president threatens to invoke the Insurrection Act.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices