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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Donald 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.

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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.

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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.

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It'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.

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