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American broadcaster Garland Nixon slams Democrats for prioritizing their anti-Russia agenda over the economic needs of ordinary Americans.

He discusses with RT Trump's diesel deal with Moscow, warns of a potential severe recession if fuel prices keep rising, and examines whether European leaders could join forces with Trump's political opponents ahead of the US midterms.

Trump’s deal to import Russian diesel is facing political backlash in Washington, with Senate Democrats preparing to scrutinize the agreement ahead of the midterm elections. As the first direct Russian diesel shipment since 2022 heads toward the US, the battle over fuel prices, sanctions and the cost of living is heating up.

RT's Isabella Blumberg reports on the growing political showdown and what it could mean for American consumers.

Palestine House of Freedom founder Miko Peled warns that another US-Israeli attack on Iran could have devastating consequences.

Speaking to RT, he argues that Tehran's restraint is being mistaken for weakness and questions whether Trump and Netanyahu are willing to risk another war for political gain.

American journalist John Varroli discusses with RT Melania Trump's role in securing a ceasefire in Alyoshki, the prospects for renewed Russia-Ukraine peace talks, and the influence of the US deep state on Trump's foreign policy.

He also criticizes European leaders over their stance toward Russia, warning that growing public anger and protests could threaten their grip on power.

As mass protests grip Europe, America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot and former Pentagon official discuss the similarities between how European and American politicians are using Russia as a scapegoat for their own failures.

Plus, Melania Trump helps broker ceasefire for the frontline town of Alyoshki in Kherson region, where Ukraine has been bombarding civilians while blaming Russia for the humanitarian situation there. Managing editor of the Covert Action magazine Jeremy Kuzmarov explains whether this ceasefire gives a glimpse of hope into a wider peace deal to end the conflict.

America Now anchor Olivia Flynn and former U.S. Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik discuss why Vladimir Zelensky has left Ukraine at what he claims is the height of the conflict – and whether the man who claims to be Ukrainian president is even planning to come back from his Western media tour.

Plus, correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot reports on the new joint venture working to create military-grade genetically enhanced war dogs.

On this episode of The Deep State, John Kiriakou is joined by the host of Predictive History, Professor Jiang. Jiang and John discuss how Russia and Iran have declared an open rebellion against the corrupt Western hegemony that has dominated global politics for the past several decades and how political polarization in the United States and across the West is speeding up the rate of decline.

On the sidelines of the 19th Verona Eurasian Economic Forum, RT speaks with Burhan Ozdemir, Chairman of Turkey's Independent Industrialists and Businessmen's Association (MUSIAD), about the challenges facing European industry amid shifts in the global economic order. Ozdemir criticizes European political decision-making, warning that industrial businesses are operating below capacity and that political approaches are contributing to growing economic difficulties across the region.

On the sidelines of the 19th Verona Eurasian Economic Forum, RT speaks with Pierpaolo Lodigiani, Managing Director of Investa Finance, about growing political and economic tensions across Europe. Drawing on his decades of experience working in Russia, Lodigiani discusses the widening gap between political leaders and ordinary citizens, economic inequality, and rising frustration among younger generations in France, Spain, Italy and Greece.

RT correspondent Charlotte Dubenskij examines the voting rights of Palestinians living in East Jerusalem and the West Bank ahead of Israel's upcoming elections. The report explores how Israeli political decisions affect millions of Palestinians who cannot vote in Knesset elections, featuring local residents, political figures and critics questioning Israel's democratic claims.