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In June, Donald Trump set a 60-day deadline to end the war with Iran and reach an agreement on a nuclear plan.It's now been 60 days. His deadline is up. What next?Plus, the president curtails military exercises in South Korea. It's a blow to a key ally in a troublesome part of the world. And he's emboldening America's old foes in the North.Why is Trump helping out dictator Kim Jong Un?And who is Natalie Harp? The aide nicknamed Donald Trump's "human printer" is in the news.We'll explain why – as rumours circulate about the extent of the president's and Harp's relationship.----You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

One of Donald Trump's most important and trusted aides is on the way out. Karoline Leavitt - press secretary and confidant - has announced she's leaving the White House. The spin doctor says it's to spend time with family. What does it all mean for a White House that relies on her abilities to dodge and evade the press? Plus: a US aircraft carrier has been on the high seas for more than 250 days, and the crew are in crisis.There are serious questions concerning the mental health of 5,000 sailors. At least one has fallen overboard. Meanwhile, Trump is putting AI filters on all his Truth Social posts to de-age him. It comes as a renowned cardiologist raises concerns about how the president is looking. Should we be talking more about Trump's health? ----You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Leavitt is out: Trump loses his key attack dogSky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Become a Sky News Insider! You can listen to Trump100, Electoral Dysfunction, and Stuff Matters without ads, get new episodes early, exclusive bonus episodes and much more, by becoming a Sky News Insider. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe here: skynews.supportingcast.fmJoin our members club, Insider, for extra episodes and ad-free listening. Get more information from www.skynews.com/trump100 Donald Trump reportedly left Turkey via a catering truck and boarded a military aircraft in secret following last month's NATO summit in Ankara, after US officials received intelligence about a potential threat from Iran.According to reports in The New York Times and The Washington Post, even the journalists travelling with him believed the president was heading home on Air Force One, while a decoy aircraft was used to disguise his movements.So what happened, how unusual was it for the White House to conceal the president's whereabouts, and what does it tell us about the threat Trump faces from Iran? Also, If Air Force One was acting as a decoy, were journalists unknowingly put in harm's way while the president was moved elsewhere?David Blevins and James Matthews unpack the extraordinary operation, the security concerns behind it, and what the episode reveals about the risks facing the president as tensions in the region continue to simmer.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Become a Sky News Insider! You can listen to Trump100, Electoral Dysfunction, and Stuff Matters without ads, get new episodes early, exclusive bonus episodes and much more, by becoming a Sky News Insider. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe here: skynews.supportingcast.fmJames's exchange with Michigan's new Democratic Party Senate candidate has exploded online. Have Abdul El-Sayed's jibes unlocked a new tactic for the Democrats?Meanwhile, Trump's White House ballroom plans have hit a wall after a federal court stepped in. It's the second time a legal challenge has tripped up the project.And from the East Wing to the West Wing. Donald Trump and health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr are talking about vaccines and autism again. Of course they are.Watch James' meet Abdul El-Sayed here:https://www.youtube.com/shorts/arAtLL3oQvIYou can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us at [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Hear more from James in Michigan on our Saturday members episode. Subscribe to our club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Abdul El-Sayed - a Muslim, "democratic socialist" - defeated a centrist with the backing of major party figures in Michigan's Democrat Party primary.How significant is his victory, and is his win just the start of a tidal wave of left-wing progressive politics in America?FIFA president Gianni Infantino is under pressure. But his key ally, Donald Trump, has gone all quiet. Has Donald just ended the bromance?Plus the new UK foreign secretary, Ed Miliband, has been in Washington DC, where he faced some awkward questions from Sky's James Matthews about his past comments on the US president.We’ll tell you how he responded.You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Todd Blanche wants to be America’s top cop. He’s in a bitter battle to be confirmed as the next Attorney General. What concessions are the Trump administration having to make to get their man over the line?As for the Dems… who will come out on top in the Democratic Party primaries in Michigan? It’s a race for the soul of the Democratic Party of 2026.Donald Trump wins another golf championship on the weekend. There are questions over whether the commander in chief gamed his way to the top of the pile on Sunday.But have we conditioned ourselves to be immune to anything different from this president?Plus - Trump is selling his Truth Social posts to the highest bidder - with enormous stock market consequences.Is it the art of the deal? Or - as Democrats in the Senate have suggested - is it just plain insider trading?You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

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Gianni Infantino tries to hold 211 countries over a barrel as he attempts to sell off the World Cup.Money men hover. And of course - there’s a Trump connection.Plus, on Wednesday we saw COVID tsar Anthony Fauci – one of the most famous faces during the pandemic – testify before a Senate committee hearing.Why is COVID-19 back on the agenda in US politics? And are its conspiracy theories back too?And Donald Trump has revealed more plans to upgrade Washington DC.22 billion dollars this time. "Make DC beautiful again," he says.The rest of the country might be wondering why he’s not too bothered about them. You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Three of the most significant leaders in the world meet in Washington DC on Tuesday.Zelenskyy. Netanyahu. Trump.What did they talk about? And why did they meet?You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.You can watch episodes on our YouTube channel.

Donald Trump took to the stage at the White House Correspondents' Dinner and used it to attack the press.Cue tumbleweed – the room, filled with the very people he was offending, was largely far from impressed.Should this president have ever been invited to speak at a dinner celebrating the very thing he seems so hellbent on destroying?Plus, Trump heads to a drag race. If only it were with RuPaul, not petrol heads. With the midterm elections now less than 100 days away, Trump targets the auto capital of America and crucial swing state of Michigan to sell voters on his economic record.And we look ahead to a busy day of diplomacy in Washington DC, as the president prepares for talks with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday.You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Become a Sky News Insider! You can listen to Trump100, Electoral Dysfunction, and Stuff Matters without ads, get new episodes early, exclusive bonus episodes and much more, by becoming a Sky News Insider. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe here: skynews.supportingcast.fm

Is Donald Trump about to bomb Mali? Yes - you read that right. Not content with a war in Iran, he’s also mulling strikes on the West African country.Why? What for? We’ll explain.Plus - Trump agrees to help Saudi Arabia enrich their uranium. Which is as head spinning as that appears on the page.The Saudis and the Americans say that it’s just for civil nuclear purposes. It’s unclear what or if there are parameters to stop the Saudis changing tact.As for the Israelis - well they’re only happy about it if Saudi Arabia agrees to establish diplomatic ties with them. Trump says that’s happening. It doesn’t sound like that was part of the deal agreed this week. Oops.But first on today’s podcast - the president left his ever more golden Oval Office to head to Dover Air Base to acknowledge the dignified transfer of four US service personnel who died at the hands of the Iranians in the Middle East.A dignified transfer - with a president whose dignity at times escapes him.You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Britain has its seventh prime minister in 10 years. It's Andy Burnham.He spoke to Britain's – and the world's – TV cameras… and then he spoke to Donald Trump. We'll reflect on what they talked about.Plus, the Tate brothers. Andrew and Tristan Tate have built a social media empire promoting wealth, male dominance and misogyny.They're in the US. And they've been arrested. Why are they here? And what have they been arrested for? And will Trump step in to help make their legal woes go away?And we'll reflect on the World Cup final – and Trump’s… unique… involvement in it. It was every inch Donald Trump.You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

We record late at night after Donald Trump speaks in a rare presidential address to the nation.Not about Iran… not about the economy… not even about immigration and the southern border.It's about a six-year-old grievance Trump has about the 2020 election. Go figure. He's declassified documents that he says will prove there was foreign interference in the 2020 election, which he lost legitimately to Joe Biden. So far, those documents show nothing to suggest anything new. We digest them.Elsewhere… a bucket of news.Pete Hegseth wants to test America's soldiers' testosterone levels. Presumably because he doesn't think they're hard enough…Trump's autocue operator has allegedly been betting on what might be in the president's speeches…Reflecting Pool, drained. AGAIN.And there's an issue with explosive diarrhoea in the US.You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Chief Trump ally, Senator Lindsey Graham, dies suddenly and unexpectedly.He was once Trump’s fiercest critics. He’d become his most loyal lieutenant. Critics called it spineless. Others say it was playing politics.What does his death mean for Republicans, the Senate, and the president himself?Plus, Donald Trump is now the guardian of the Strait of Hormuz. According... to himself. What gives him the right or the jurisdiction? And has he actually just given Iran another way of holding the world's oil to ransom?And ICE is back in the headlines. Two deaths in two weeks involving immigration agents. It raises fresh questions about accountability and enforcement under Trump's immigration crackdown.Remember, you can watch Trump100 on our YouTube channel. Email us at [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100. As an early insider, you can use the code Trump33 to get 33% off an annual subscription.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

The NATO summit was supposed to be about defence spending.Instead, Donald Trump brought enough political grenades to overshadow almost everything else.Mark Stone speaks to Sky's security and defence editor Deborah Haynes, who is fresh from Ankara, about the leaders trying to manage Trump, the summit's biggest behind-the-scenes moments, and whether NATO emerged stronger despite the chaos.Remember, you can watch Trump100 on our YouTube channel. Email us at [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100 As an early insider, you can use the code Trump33 to get 33% off an annual subscription. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe at skynews.com/trump100

Trump is once again ordering strikes on Iran and declaring their agreement "over". So, what happens next?Mark is joined by our international correspondent Alex Rossi from the summit to unpack a whirlwind day at the NATO summit. They assess whether the latest escalation signals a return to war, examine Trump's increasingly contradictory messaging on Iran, and explore what it means for the prospects of diplomacy.Plus, they discuss Trump's shifting tone towards NATO allies and Volodymyr Zelensky, and the speculation surrounding his unusual Air Force One switch.​You can also watch Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe at skynews.com/trump100

Tap here to subscribe to Sky News Insider for our bonus episodesDonald Trump has become the story at the World Cup.After reports he urged FIFA to review the suspension of a US player, the decision has sparked controversy around the world. Sky News’ sports correspondent Rob Harris explains why the fallout is being felt far beyond the football pitch.Plus, David reflects on covering the huge America 250 celebrations in Washington DC, where thunderstorms, fireworks and the President’s speech combined for a Fourth of July weekend unlike any other.Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100. As an early insider, you can use the code Trump33 to get 33% off an annual subscription. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

We're interrupting this feed to bring you a tease of Trump100 for Sky News Insiders.Exclusively for subscribers, David Blevins sits down with two New York Times journalists who have had remarkable access to Donald Trump's second presidency.Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman join David to discuss their new book, Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump.Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100 You'll get exclusive and bonus content for Electoral Dysfunction and Stuff Matters too, as well as a weekly newsletter.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe at skynews.com/trump100

Sky News are the first international journalists on the ground in Venezuela after the twin earthquakes devastate parts of the capital Caracas and the north of the country.We tell you what it's really like inside Venezuela - a country still in the throes of the dictatorial regime of Hugo Chavez, Nicolas Maduro and now Delcy Rodriguez.What it’s like- since the US captured Maduro in January and took a stranglehold on Venezuelan economics and politics. The people here have lots to say about Donald Trump.We shine a light on a country that has been notoriously difficult for journalists to get into.A country that knows suffering all too well.A country that now reels from a natural disaster that has seen thousands die and even more dispossessed and displaced.Remember, you can watch Trump100 on our YouTube channel. Email us at [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100. As an early insider, you can use the code Trump33 to get 33% off an annual subscription. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100It's been a huge day for Supreme Court decisions in the US - but is Trump a winner or a loser in the courtroom?Mark and David break down the major rulings from Monday, including the court's refusal to hear Trump's appeal in the E. Jean Carroll case, leaving in place the civil verdict that found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming the writer.They also discuss the defeat for Trump on mail-in ballots, and last week's immigration decision allowing the administration to strip temporary protected status from many Haitian and Syrian migrants.And with the Supreme Court's final day of the term still to come, they look ahead to further big decisions - including birthright citizenship - and explain why so many significant rulings land at once.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe at skynews.com/trump100

Trump launches America's 250th anniversary celebrations with a rally that raises questions about whether patriotism and politics have become impossible to separate.David’s been to Washington's National Mall for the opening of the Great American State Fair, and to check in on the refreshed reflecting pool.Meanwhile with NATO’s Mark Rutte in town, Trump100’s Mark visited the Oval Office, where he questioned the president on the bombing of a girls’ school in Iran.Plus, the Democratic Party's left flank celebrates major victories in New York's primaries as mayor Zohran Mamdani's influence continues to grow.Remember, you can watch Trump100 on our YouTube channel. Email us at [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club Sky News Insider here: skynews.com/trump100. As an early insider, you can use the code Trump33 to get 33% off an annual subscription. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Keir Starmer is out. The British prime minister announced that he's resigning - after Donald Trump said on Sunday he would do just that.Starmer's relationship with Trump deteriorated in the end - will the man who looks likely to replace him, Andy Burnham, fare any better?It comes as Trump spent the weekend rolling in the mud with his former best pal, Giorgia Meloni. We'll explain what happened there.Plus, JD Vance made a last-minute decision to go to Switzerland for talks with the Iranians.And - we're back on the reflecting pool beat, where Trump's $14m pool refurb hasn't gone to plan.You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Donald Trump interferes with UK politics - announcing that prime minister Sir Keir Starmer is resigning on Monday.We do not yet know - at the time of recording - if that's true.Does Trump know something we don't? And either way - should he be meddling in another country's affairs like this?You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Introducing our first episode of Sky News Insider.What happens when a historically unpopular president tries to use his country’s most popular pastime to whitewash his presidency?Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: skynews.com/trump100. Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.You can watch episodes of Trump100 on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Day one of the 60-day window for negotiations between the US and Iran.A memorandum of understanding signed on Wednesday night at the Palace of Versailles by Donald Trump. Insert your own metaphor here.The dust has begun to settle. Will this memorandum work? We peek through the holes in this three-page agreement.And - up Route 66 in Chicago - the other side of the American political coin gathered for the opening of Barack Obama's Presidential Library.Some compare and contrast that is.You can watch episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.The code 'TRUMP 33' gets a third off your first yearly subscription. T&Cs apply.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Find out how to subscribe to our new members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 A memorandum of understanding is out. The deal between the Americans and the Iranians.It was supposed to never be released.What's going to be signed on Friday in Lausanne? What are the key points?And, as Trump stood on the podium in France trying to defend his new deal - does this deal pass muster?You can watch episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over.

Find out how to subscribe to our members club, Sky News Insider: https://skynews.com/trump100 Donald Trump announces a peace deal with Iran just minutes before walking out on to the White House lawn to watch men brawl inside a cage.A peace deal that looks awfully similar to Obama’s Iran deal Trump has consistently and repeatedly trashed. So, was this whole war just a massive waste of time?Meanwhile in LA, as Trump claims victory in the Middle East, Iran's footballers line up for their first match of the World Cup in Los Angeles, home to the largest Iranian diaspora anywhere in the world.Can they divorce the football from the politics?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Sky News Insider requires a paid subscription and is available to UK listeners aged 18 and over. Find out more and subscribe: https://skynews.supportingcast.fm/

The World Cup. It's kicked off. Except no fanfare, little pre-match hype and plenty of controversy.The finger pointed at the US government. We're in Boston taking the temperature ahead of Scotland vs Haiti.Plus, strikes across Iran and a promise to take Iranian territory. At least, that was Thursday morning's promise by Donald Trump. Cue another U-turn.Now it's all talk of deals and ceasefires from the capricious commander-in-chief. Is this for real? Or is all of it rubbish?And ahead of Trump's birthday on Sunday, we get a sneak peek at the cage fighting arena he’s built on the White House South Lawn. And we take a look at some of the other building work around DC – and try to work out if the bang is worth the buck. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.Sky News Insider launches on Monday, June 15th, giving you access to bonus episodes of Trump100. Auto-renews at the standard price (currently £2.99 per month or £29.99 per year) unless cancelled via My Account. Cancel anytime, effective at the end of the billing period. UK only. 18+.

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The World Cup is days away. Instead of a party atmosphere, we have players detained, fans from certain countries banned and a referee denied entry into the US.Is Donald Trump's America ruining the world’s biggest sporting event?Meanwhile, the president has been to a farm in Wisconsin and had a strop. James Matthews speaks to him after his walkout and quizzes him on Iran and Israel.A new wave of strikes between Iran and Israel on Sunday seemed to signal the resumption of war in the Middle East.Trump is involved, but will he be able to hold back Netanyahu from retaliation?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Donald Trump hits roadblocks. Those roadblocks come from inside his own house. Is a MAGA Congress fighting back against the man that made them? One or two of them maybe - and it only takes a few. And the Trump100 team has just come back from Tampa, Florida. It’s home to one of the largest Cuban-American populations in America. Do they believe Donald Trump’s crippling of Cuba is the only thing that will save their native home?And - the White House weighs in on the tragic murder of a British teenager in the south of England. Why is it getting involved?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Trump's blockade on oil has put Cuba on its knees. There are blackouts, food shortages and little to no fuel or hospital supplies.The US president and his team have not hidden the fact that they have their sights set on Cuba. So could there be military action similar to Venezuela? Or is the damage already done?On Trump100, David Blevins speaks to Sky's chief correspondent Stuart Ramsay, who has just returned from an undercover trip in Cuba. He explains how Cuba got into trouble with the US to begin with and reveals why economic warfare on the country could be hurting them as much as bombs and bullets.

Donald Trump has grand plans for America’s 250th ‘birthday’ on July 4th.But have they all just begun to unravel?We’ve been to Amish Country. It’s also Trump territory - at least, it was before prices started to rise.We’ve gone to ask Republican voters if voting Trump is still working out for them.And - is Donald Trump about to be on your next US dollar bill? Some roadblocks have been cleared.Plus, a memorandum of understanding between the Iranians and the Americans. It’s now waiting for a sign off from Donald Trump.Will he approve the latest ceasefire and nuclear talks?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Donald Trump has spent more than three hours in hospital. A scheduled medical check-up.But - as the president nears 80, speculation has reignited over his health.Meanwhile, it's been a fortnight since we were in Memphis - but the race to redistrict goes on across the country.There are new hitches in Trump's plan to carve out more Republican seats.Plus: the US conducted "self-defence strikes" in Iran on Monday, just a day after we were told an agreement was about to be reached. What's going on?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

We're in Guadalajara. Central Mexico. One of the host cities of this summer's World Cup.It's also the site of drug cartel and gang violence that erupted just three months ago, killing dozens of National Guard members.Meanwhile, the number of people who go "missing" continues to rise.Is this a place ready for tourists in just a few weeks' time? Martha investigates.Plus: Trump wants Iran to join the Abraham Accords. Iranian normalisation with Israel feels as likely as a long-lasting deal between Washington and Tehran.And… Pennsylvania calls. We check up on the most important swing state in the country.You can watch Martha’s piece from Guadalajara by clicking on this link.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Trump sets his sights on Cuba.Is Raul Castro the next Nicolas Maduro? The Cuban revolutionary is wanted in an American court.Plus the Democrats are looking back at what went wrong in 2024.Meanwhile the Republicans are ploughing ahead toward the midterms - and getting rid of any non-MAGA Republicans in the process.And we talk the shipping forecast. It’ll make sense when you listen.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

A day flipping between either side of Pennsylvania Avenue.On Capitol Hill - we caught up with the commander of US Central Command - Admiral Brad Cooper.It’s been nearly impossible to speak to the Pentagon since the US began to prosecute this war in Iran.Trump100 asked if we’d ever get the report on the school bombing in Minab, southern Iran.It happens as the president surveys the excavation work ahead of his White House ballroom being built.Iran and renovations on his mind. Is that what the public voted him in for?Plus - we are in the room for JD Vance’s first news conference as interim White House press secretary.How did he fare? We’ll tell you how he was received by the White House press corps.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Sky News has become the first foreign media outlet to visit the southern Iranian city of Minab - where a missile strike claimed the lives of 120 schoolchildren just days into the war between the US, Israel and Iran.We are waiting for a report from the Pentagon. A draft was released weeks ago. Since then, nothing. Will we ever find out who was truly responsible for the deaths of 120 innocent schoolchildren?Plus - there’s an Ebola crisis in Africa. A new strain - with no vaccine, no treatment and no cure. There are some that see this virus’ outbreak as a consequence of Trump’s DOGE cuts, but why?And we reflect on last week - looking back on those in Memphis caught in the middle of a political power struggle between the right and the left. Watch David’s piece from Memphis, redistricting and civil rights here:Watch Dom Waghorn’s report from inside Iran here: You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

We digest a day of summits, parades and banquets as Donald Trump lands in China and meets his counterpart, Xi Jinping.Was this the moment America asserted its dominance? Or are we at a crossroads ahead of China becoming the true main superpower?We're in Beijing reacting to every handshake, salute, wince and soundbite. What does it mean for the rest of us?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Mark Stone asks Donald Trump on the White House lawn what he makes of the political crisis in Britain as Keir Starmer hangs on by a thread.Does the man who was once so wooed by the prime minister row in to support him? Or is Trump another voice that damns him?Plus - from London, to DC, to Beijing.We preview the president's state visit this week with our Asia correspondent Helen-Ann Smith.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Is political power derived from the ballot box, or is it decided in a smoke-filled room in Washington DC?A question from the 1960s that rears its ugly head in 2026. We're in Memphis, as black voters see their vote diluted ahead of pivotal midterms.Plus, the suspect in the White House correspondents' dinner shooting pleads not guilty. We're also at the courthouse where he appeared in Washington DC.And James Matthews checks in from Beijing. He's there ahead of a massive Xi-Trump state visit this week. You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

US strikes on Iran once more. The Trump administration says they are in response to Iran targeting US destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz. We have the details. Is the tenuous ceasefire that was hanging by a thread now completely over?Plus - the Brazilian president has been to the White House. Left meets right, socialism meets capitalism - Lula has met Donald. Meanwhile, pretender to Trump's throne Marco Rubio seeks peace with the pontiff. He's in Rome to smooth over the cracks in the White House-Vatican relationship.And Trump has had his say on World Cup ticket prices. He's saying he wouldn't cough up either.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Project Freedom has appeared to die in the waters of the Persian Gulf just two days after the US president announced it.It was supposed to be the Trump administration’s grand plan to fix the world's oil shortages.The main US cabinet members spent Tuesday shouting loud and proud about the plan. Now the president has kiboshed it. What next?It all comes on a day which had been dominated by Marco Rubio's performance at the White House briefing room podium. Is this the week he becomes the pretender to Trump's presidential throne?And - Donald Trump gets fitness tests back on the school curriculum. Now American children will be ranked on how fit they are. Will that successfully tackle the country's spiraling obesity crisis?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

The internet is swirling with conspiracy theories about the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner.Why do some people think the shooting was ‘staged’?James Matthews and David Blevins discuss as David goes back to the hotel where it happened for the first time since the dinner.Also, things are getting spiky in the days before Trump meets President Xi. War could once again be on the cards in the Middle East.Tensions are overspilling… familiar story much?And- the Supreme Court is getting involved with abortion. Again.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Donald Trump likes to answer his phone to journalists - but what's he doing when he calls them?James Matthews explains what happened when the President called him, accidentally.And is there a big risk to national security if he's doing that to others?Mark Stone has also had phone contact with Trump - asking him what we made of the King's visit. As well as scrap tariffs on Scottish whisky, what else did it change?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

King Charles and Queen Camilla receive the full American welcome on a state visit designed to steady and reset the UK‑US relationship.From a rare address to Congress to a carefully choreographed appearance at the White House, we unpack how the King delivered a pointed message to President Trump.James Matthews and royal correspondent Laura Bundock also look at how the Palace has handled calls for the King to meet Epstein survivors and the unexpected distraction caused by a leaked recording of the UK’s new ambassador to Washington.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

As the King arrives in the United States for a major state visit, events are overshadowed by the court appearance of a man accused of trying to assassinate President Trump.We explain what emerged in court, how it has reshaped the mood in the capital, and why the White House is now publicly calling for political rhetoric to be dialled down.James Matthews and Mark Stone look at how security arrangements around the royal visit have shifted and how diplomacy, politics and protection collide when violence intrudes.Plus, we ask are there legitimate legal reasons why the King isn’t meeting Epstein survivors?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

A gunman armed with multiple weapons charged a security checkpoint at the White House correspondents' dinner, attended by US President Donald Trump, forcing a swift Secret Service evacuation.In this special episode of Trump 100, Mark Stone and James Matthews, who were inside the room as events unfolded, take you through what happened, how the security response played out in real time, and what the president said in the aftermath.We explain what's known so far about the suspect and why the incident comes at such a sensitive political and diplomatic moment, just days before a major state visit.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

President Trump claims progress in Israel‑Lebanon with a three‑week ceasefire extension, while tensions with Iran and the Strait of Hormuz grind on. There's fresh controversy around FBI chief Kash Patel and growing chatter over Iran's World Cup participation.Plus, Trump's swipe at Prince Harry.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.

Martha Kelner investigates the booming peptides craze in the United States. These injectable compounds are being used by a growing number of people to “improve” their lifestyles whether that’s losing weight or gaining muscle. But are they safe?Meanwhile, President Trump’s diplomatic team remain in the US, not in Islamabad for the much‑talked‑about peace talks with Iran.The conflict is also being felt far from the Middle East. In California, a woman has been arrested, accused of trafficking arms to Sudan on Iran’s behalf.And what should we make of the passage President Trump chose to read from the Bible?You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel. Email us on [email protected] with your comments and questions.