DD Geopolitics

Damage control in D.C., damage control in Kiev. Epstein leaks, MAGA chaos, and Zelensky scandals — it’s all blowing up at the same time.

Jolani gets a D.C. welcome while MAGA burns from the inside. Trump and Ingraham feud, the IMF blesses a terrorist, and Epstein’s shadow creeps back into the headlines.

Al-Qaeda’s ex-leader is now shooting hoops with U.S. brass, the Heritage Foundation is apologizing its way into oblivion, and Trump’s RJC speech sends the usual crowd into panic mode. It’s another week in the United States of Cucksville — equal parts comedy, collapse, and controlled demolition.

Join us for today’s mid-week live stream as we take a closer look at the U.S. testing the Minuteman III ICBM and the Russian Security Council’s meeting following Trump’s claim that the U.S. will resume nuclear tests. We’ll also examine the latest developments on the front lines in Ukraine, hear from Chris about his visit to Kursk, and review how the elections unfolded across the United States.

This week, we trace the expanding fault lines of American power — from the Caribbean buildup and Trump’s threats against Nigeria, to the quiet militarization of Washington’s political class. As U.S. warships mass near Venezuela and senior Trump officials move into military base housing, the optics look less like security and more like preparation for civil conflict.

We’ll also dig into the leaked FBI files exposing Israeli crime networks operating inside the United States, and how the media continues to look away. Meanwhile in Africa, Nigeria pushes back against Trump’s “guns-a-blazing” warning, insisting that U.S. help must respect its sovereignty — even as Dangote’s massive refinery expansion signals a new era of African self-reliance beyond Western control. And on the Donbass front, Kiev’s Special Forces staged a bizarre PR stunt near Pokrovsk just as the Russian noose continues to tighten around the city.

Join us for our midweek show with Gustavo Petro’s newest attorney, Dan Kovalik. We’ll discuss Trump’s latest move targeting the Colombian president with sanctions — and Chris will share his impressions from meeting Maria Zakharova earlier today.

Putin and Trump are on the rocks after a chaotic week of sanctions, mixed signals, and diplomatic stumbles. Israel’s West Bank annexation push defies Washington’s warnings. And Chris is back from Venezuela — bringing firsthand insight into the growing tensions in the Caribbean.

Join our midweek livestream as we cover Russia’s nuclear deterrence drills, why the Budapest meeting between Trump and Putin is now on hold, the latest developments in the Caribbean, and more.

Gaza ceasefire collapses as Israel launches over 100 strikes on Gaza today, citing violation by Hamas, which they deny.

Russia now holds full initiative across the Ukraine front — confirmed in Putin’s call with Trump, where both discussed Gaza stabilization, a swift peace deal, and preparations for a Budapest summit. Putin warned that U.S. Tomahawks won’t change the battlefield, only worsen relations.

In Syria, the man who was bombed in Idlib by the Russian Air Force less than a year ago now comes to Moscow asking for help, as Putin reaffirmed Moscow’s military presence in Syria.

Our host Chris, just back from Burkina Faso, shares firsthand insight on Africa’s growing defiance and Sankara’s legacy of independence.

And in the U.S., the so-called “No Kings” rallies spread nationwide — yellow flags, anti-authoritarian slogans, and NGO coordination straight from the Western color-revolution playbook.

Today on the DD Geopolitics Show, we break down Trump’s Egyptian “Peace Theater” summit, his wild statements in the Israeli parliament, and ask: why is the so-called “peace president” now threatening half the world?