Patrick Bet-David sits down with journalist Glenn Greenwald for a hard-hitting discussion on Venezuela’s boat strikes, alleged CIA plots to overthrow Nicolás Maduro, and the political implications of Trump’s meeting with Brazilian President Lula da Silva.
The meeting with Lula happened in Asia during Trump’s stop in Malaysia for the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Summit. Lula wanted to meet with Trump to discuss his proposed tariffs on goods from Brazil. Brazil is obviously not an ASEAN nation, but apparently did not want to wait to resolve tariff complications.
Greenwald also discusses his dealings with various whistleblowers, including Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange. He says Trump came close to issuing a pardon for Snowden upon the conclusion of Trump’s first term. But Democrats pushing a second impeachment hearing, plus turncoat Republicans like Mitch McConnell and Tom Cotton, scotched the deal.
Cards Against Humanity is releasing a new limited edition that slams Trump, his administration and his tariffs for $25. Is this trolling or some hardcore TDS? You decide. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
India has pushed all the wrong buttons and gotten itself into hot water with the United States. For many years now, India has sold us lots of goods, while buying virtually nothing back in trade from the United States. They purchase most of their oil, as well as their military equipment, from the Soviet Union.
President Donald Trump has had enough. He had imposed a 25 percent tariff on India., Now, he’s lifted the tariff to 50 percent. Trump has grown weary of India’s sweet talk. Its action tell another story. Here’s more from Matt Morse TV.
CNN describes President Donald Trump as “the most influential president” of the past century, and Democrats are having a cow. When even one of your own leftist networks start telling the truth, it becomes twice as hard to hide in the shadows.
CNN’s assessment is based on the monumental changes he has made economically with tariffs, as well as the degree to which he has erased the onslaught of incoming and illegal immigration. Here’s more from Steve Turley.
In this video, Victor Davis Hanson exposes the left’s contradictions in their attacks on Donald Trump and his trade policies. Hanson dives deep into how progressive critics consistently misrepresent Trump’s use of tariffs, portraying them as reckless or harmful without acknowledging their strategic purpose.
He argues that the left’s opposition isn’t based on economic facts, but on a broader ideological rejection of Trump’s America-first agenda. From renegotiating trade deals to holding China accountable, Hanson highlights how Trump’s tariff strategy was a deliberate effort to restore fairness and protect American industry—something past administrations failed to address.
Meanwhile, the same critics who decried Trump’s tactics often supported similar measures under different presidents, revealing a clear double standard. Hanson contends that Trump’s presidency didn’t just disrupt global trade norms. It exposed how deeply entrenched and emotionally charged the left’s narrative has become.
Ultimately, this video unpacks how Trump’s unorthodox methods—and the left’s fierce reaction to them—shine a light on the deeper political and cultural divide in America. Here’s more from Inner Vision.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMK2ql3td8cPresident Donald Trump announces a trade deal between the United States and the European Union with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
The deal involves 15 percent tariffs across the board, and will see the European Union purchasing more energy and military goods from the United States, as well as increasing its business investments. Here’s more from Fox Business News.
