The show begins with author, journalist, and activist Robert Fantina discussing a sweeping range of campus protests across the US including divestment negotiations and commencement cancellations.
Then, counselor-at-law Tyler Nixon analyzes the latest developments in the Trump trial, focusing on the impending testimonies of Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen, and the challenges faced by the court as Justice Merchan considers stronger measures like jail due to ineffective fines.
The second hour starts with RT Journalist Mohamed Gomaa reporting on the tense situation in Gaza, covering Israel's censorship of Al Jazeera, raids on media offices, and faltering ceasefire talks amid Israel's threats to invade Rafah.
The show closes with international relations and security analyst Mark Sleboda discussing the financial pressures facing Ukraine as international lenders demand repayment.
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