Today we're headed to Russia for more Mueller report fallout. We speak to Yuri and find out if he thinks the report is a win for the Russians. Then, we check in on the future of Brexit. Will they be able to get the job done or are they on track for Brexit: Part 2? We speak to Mark in Europe about the next steps Britain may need to take to conclude Brexit.. Finally, on Change Is Hard we look at the future of Facebook regulation and the media blow-back from the Mueller report.

This week President Trump said that ISIS is defeated in Syria after US-backed forces in the region cleared out the last stronghold. We've heard this before; is ISIS really done this time? We speak to our voices in the region and find out if it's even possible to truly rid the area of ISIS. Then, the world waited with baited breath for the the Muller report to drop and parts of it did, mainly that no new indictments will be handed down. We'll head into Russia and find out how their media is covering the news. Then, on Change Is Hard, we'll be monitoring popular media for reactions to the Muller report. We'll hear tears, joy and a whole lot of nothingburgers.

Today on Voice To America we're headed to New Zealand to speak to a new voice on the ground about the aftermath of the Christchurch shooting. Politicians are saying it's a problem with their gun laws. We'll find out if our voice thinks that's a real solution. Then we're headed to Great Britain where Theresa May stated if parliament doesn't back her deal, she's going to delay Brexit further. We'll check in with Mark in Europe and find out if he thinks this is the end of Brexit. And finally, we're still doing it for the kids, and what we mean is bribing the system. On Change Is Hard we dive in to bribing universities and kids getting voting rights.

Today on Voice To America, ISIS fighters are homesick. You read that correctly, ISIS fighters are tired of battling and are ready to come home to countries like the US, UK and France. Should they be allowed to return? We'll check in with Tawfik, our terrorism expert and find out if it's a good idea to let these people come home. Then, we're checking in with Mark in Europe. We'll learn what the latest news is on the ongoing Brexit debacle. Will Brexit ever actually happen? Finally, on Change Is Hard, we're going full Zucker. At a South By Southwest conference this week, the president of CNN said that Fox news is propaganda and nothing but people yelling at each other. We break out the hits and demonstrate why a man in a glass studio shouldn't throw stones.

Today on Voice To America we're checking back in with our resident missile defense expert Riki Ellison about the Hanoi summit. President Trump went home empty handed. Will there be another summit? Will the Kid Dictator be willing to come back to the table? Then we're headed to Asia where tensions between India and Pakistan are heating up. Last week an exchange in the disputed Kashmir province resulted in a short military skirmish between the two nuclear powers. We'll head to Pakistan and see if our voice on the ground is getting the same news reports as the rest of the world.

This week the world prepares for the Hanoi Summit between Kim Jong Un and President Trump. We speak to our resident missile defense expert Riki Ellison and find out if he thinks denuclearization is possible. Then we're traveling to Venezuela to speak to our newest voice about the future of Maduro. Now that the US has taken a leadership role in ousting the dictator, we'll see if the people of Venezuela are ready for a regime change and if it's even possible. Finally, on Change Is Hard, we're going green for the kids with Senator Feinstein and Tucker Carlson loses it in an interview and it's gold.

A former US Air Force sergeant has defected to Iran and revealed closely-guarded secrets to the Iranian government. The US said she has unveiled the names of double agents in Iran and compromised intelligence operations. We'll speak to our Iranian voice and find out how their government is saying about the defector. Then, is another European nation about to swing right? The unrest in Catalonia has spread into the Spanish government and now it seems like the right wing party may have a chance of wining April's snap election. We'll speak to a voice in Spain and find out if he thinks the establishment is in trouble. And finally, Change Is Hard Award recipient Don Lemon makes the Jussie Smollett incident all about himself during an interview in a way only Lemon can.

This week we're discussing the ongoing peace talks between the US and AfPak leaders. Last week, Taliban and Afghani government leaders met in Moscow. Will anything change? Tune in to hear why our voice in the region thinks the Taliban probably won't be able to return to business as usual. Then, is a rebranded version of socialism headed to the US? Last week saw the unveiling of AOC's Green New Deal which included provisions to cut back on greenhouse gas emitters including "farting cows". Because our politicians seem to be looking at Europe as the standard socialist model, we'll be speaking to Mark about the chances of socialism working in the US. And finally on Change Is Hard, we told you Bezos was being targeted because he's the big fish. We'll see if others in the media figured it out yet.

This week the US announced the end of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. While all eyes are on the former Soviet Union, the US is aiming for China. Is the US headed for an arms race after thirty years in the treaty? We speak to resident missile defense expert Riki Ellison about why the US made the decision to leave. Then, we're headed to the Af-Pak region where the US is working on a peace deal with the Taliban. Countries in the region are preparing for the US departure. Pakistan has started constructing a barrier between themselves and Afghanistan. We'll speak to our voice in the region and see if he believes the wall will work. And finally, on Change Is Hard, we'll check your privilege with AOC. Then we'll dive into the controversy regarding the Virginia governor and his Michael Jackson impression.

This week we're making it about Maduro. The United States, along with other world powers, recognized Juan Guaidó as the interim president of Venezuela. Should the world be getting involved in Venezuela's politics? We speak to our Venezuelan voice and find out if the US is overstepping boundaries by intervening. Then, we speak to our voice in Pakistan about the current round of peace talks between the US and AfPak leaders. What will happen if the peace talks are a "success"? Will this mean the end of the war or will it inflame tensions in the region? Finally, on Change is Hard, CNN gets the drop on the Roger Stone arrest and pats themselves on the back for their journalisming. Then, big layoffs at BuzzFeed and Huffington Post demonstrate one of our guiding principals: if everyone's a journalist, nobody is a journalist.