While polling is clear, the public believes ICE has gone way too far. The White House is not only undeterred, they’re doubling down and Americans are paying for it. Richard underscores what we are all seeing!

If you had whiplash trying to follow Trump’s positioning on threatening an invasion of Greenland, then insisting on it’s annexation, and then claiming he had a deal that none of his counterparts were aware of, you are not alone. As we listen to Trump's speech at Davos, Richard asks, Does this President speak for you?

If anyone thought Trump’s Greenland obsession was a typical late night Truth Social rant, meant to inflame and nothing more, think again.  Despite it being explained to him in painful detail that Greenland is a territory of Denmark and by extension a part of NATO he still says he wants the island. Richard explains the potential consequences of this absurd goal.

In his rhetoric regarding Greenland, President Trump dismissed the Danes as inconsequential. In the process, he threatened to betray the common agreement that holds NATO together, Article 5. What does it mean for the United States to betray it's friends and allies? Richard lays out the potential consequences.

Just days after taking office nearly a year ago, President Trump made a promise to American workers. The Golden Age of our American economy was just up ahead. Since Trump announced "Liberation Day" and the beginning of a new policy on tariffs for our foreign trade partners, things appear to be moving in the wrong direction. Richard explains.

Trump talked about invading an ally, taking over another nation and threatening military action on others without even thinking about consulting Congress.  He celebrates sending armed troops into American cities over local officials objections, and shrugs when a 37 year old American Mom was gunned down in broad daylight. Richard warns that days like these are becoming a new normal. Are you OK with it?

Not only has the Trump administration not shown any interest in pursuing the truth but they’ve impeded Minnesota’s ability to even investigate the shooting of Renee Good. They’ve blamed the victim, going so far as to call her a terrorist and are trying to smear her memory with unfounded personal claims. Richard asks if this is how our Justice Department is supposed to work.

With Trump's demands to Republican state lawmakers to redraw congressional districts, toughen voter registration rules, and make challenges to the validity of voting machines and mail-in ballots, it appears that midterm elections are targeted for interference. Richard examines the facts.

The Smithsonian Institution, the complex of national museums that for almost 200 years has told the story of our nation, does not come under the jurisdiction of the President.  But as we’ve seen with universities, law firms, media corporations and others, just because Trump can’t make them do what he wants, he can still extort them. Richard explores this assault on our true American history.

It’s not only irresponsible, unfounded and inflammatory, but the response of high level administration officials to the shooting of a woman by an ICE officer in Minneapolis is also the latest example of a White House actually making a bad situation worse. Richard explains.