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Brian Buckmeyer, a defense lawyer and ABC News legal contributor, sheds light on the high-profile trial of Sean 'Diddy' Combs, focusing on serious allegations like racketeering and sex trafficking. He delves into the complexities of jury selection and the biases jurors face. Additionally, the podcast discusses the reactivation of federal student loan repayments, examining the anxiety felt by borrowers post-pandemic. Finally, Buckmeyer highlights this year's Met Gala theme, celebrating Black dandyism and its cultural significance in challenging societal norms through fashion.

The podcast dives into President Trump's reshuffling of his national security team, spotlighting the ousting of Mike Waltz. It unpacks a judge's ruling challenging the administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations, raising questions about due process rights. The discussion transitions to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial push for new vaccine testing standards, stirring debates over ethics and public health. Plus, don’t miss the exciting news about a new true crime show hosted by Brad!

Devin Dwyer, ABC's Supreme Court correspondent, shares insights on the recent U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal, highlighting its economic and security implications amid geopolitical tensions. He discusses a judge's controversial bail decision involving a student activist and the complexities surrounding ICE detentions impacting pro-Palestinian students. The conversation also dives into the Supreme Court case regarding public funding for religious charter schools, sparking debates about educational freedom and the separation of church and state.

In an exclusive interview, President Trump discusses auto tariffs and publicly challenges Amazon. The U.S. military faces a setback after losing a $67 million jet in the Red Sea. The conversation navigates economic concerns, contrasting current tariff strategies with past administrations. It also touches on immigration laws and their judicial implications. Striking a unique note, there's a quirky segment on parenting techniques through unconventional military strategies, showcasing innovative approaches to wildlife conservation.

ABC News senior national correspondent Terry Moran sits down with President Trump for an exclusive, first television interview marking Trump's 100th day of his second term in office. Watch on demand on Hulu and Disney+. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jay O'Brien, ABC's Capitol Hill correspondent, provides a deep dive into President Trump's first 100 days in office. He discusses the recent executive orders targeting immigration and their impact on communities. Milwaukee's lead contamination crisis in schools highlights ongoing public health challenges. The podcast also reveals the struggles of West Virginia coal miners facing health issues like black lung disease, emphasizing the urgent need for government action in an industry grappling with cutbacks and safety concerns.

Rick Klein, ABC's Washington bureau chief, and Alex Mallin, ABC's DOJ correspondent, dive into President Trump's historically low approval ratings as he nears his 100th day in office. They discuss the political fallout of the arrest of a Wisconsin judge, who allegedly helped an undocumented immigrant, shedding light on immigration policy issues. The conversation also touches on the public's growing distrust in governmental institutions and the implications of recent tragic events in Canada. It's a captivating exploration of today's political landscape.

Tom Sufi Burridge, ABC's foreign correspondent, shares vital insights on the grim state of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. He discusses the recent deadly missile strikes in Kyiv and their ramifications for peace talks. Burridge also highlights proposed U.S. strategies that could allow Russia to retain parts of Ukraine, shedding light on the tension between military actions and diplomatic efforts. Beyond the battlefield, he touches on the political turmoil in the U.S., including legal challenges facing the Trump administration and internal strife within the Democratic Party.

Stocks are on the rise as speculation about a trade deal with China heats up. Political pressures are mounting for businesses like Tesla, especially with scrutiny on leaders like Elon Musk. Meanwhile, tensions in Ukraine continue to escalate as the country resists pressures over Crimea. The podcast also reveals the emotional backdrop of a beloved pope's funeral, highlighting the sincere farewells from mourners. Additionally, it addresses the frustrating delays faced by young drivers at the DMV, showcasing the challenges of navigating bureaucracy.

James Martin, a Jesuit priest and editor for America Magazine, shares insights about the future of the Catholic Church following Pope Francis’s passing. He reflects on the cardinals' considerations for a successor, emphasizing the need for a moderate leader. Cheyenne Haslott discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s plan to phase out harmful food dyes, highlighting bipartisan support for public health. Devin Dwyer covers a Supreme Court case on parental rights regarding LGBTQ-themed lessons in schools, underscoring the tension between faith and inclusivity in education.