South African refugees presumably escaping violent racial discrimination arrive in the U.S. to receive full asylum and a pathway to citizenship. However, others from nations such as Afghanistan have been denied such an open welcome. Rich exposes the disturbing distinction. Please FOLLOW for more on the current state of affairs in the White House.

Qatar has offered a $400-million dollar luxury jet to President Trump as a gift. Why? Could there be no strings attached? It seems unlikely. Rich examines the potential illegality and questions the ethical conundrum at play in this unprecedented offering. Hit SUBSCRIBE for more on the current state of affairs in the White House.

Of all the proposed budget cuts by the Trump administration, there is one that is drawing serious questions of targeted bias. It concerns a suicide hotline for LGBTQ youth. Rich brings this issue to light in this segment. Don't forget to FOLLOW for more on the current state of affairs in the White House.

The Conclave at the Vatican required only two days to elect Cardinal Robert Prevost as the new Pope replacing the late Pope Francis. Rich welcomes Pope Leo recognizing his gentle and compassionate character in contrast to the spirit of division we hear from our current governmental administration. Listen in and don't forget to FOLLOW for more!

Edward Martin Jr. was nominated for the position of U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia by President Trump. But, a close examination of his comments and background has at least one prominent Senator refusing to confirm. Rich reveals why this man's credentials do not qualify him for such an important position.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Trump at the White House. Shortly before his arrival, Trump posted on Truth Social, the content of which might surprise you! Rich delves into the Trump method of receiving important guests and asks the question, "Is that any way to treat a friend?" Don't forget to FOLLOW for more.

Should we take the bait? Trump posting a picture of himself dressed as the Pope, and calling for the reopening of Alcatraz. Add to that, refusing to assure us that he won't use military force to take over Greenland, and claiming that little girls don't need 37 dolls. Rich says what we have here is a distraction campaign to take our eyes off of the real issues. What do you think?

Rich looks into the myriad ventures of Donald Trump before and after the 2024 election that can only be described as self-serving. From Trump watches and gold plated sneakers to a crypto currency firm that blurs the line between private enterprise and government policy. Plus, questions of deregulation and tariff exceptions that benefit Trump donors and business associates. Does anyone see conflicts of interest here?

National Security Advisor Mike Waltz was relieved of duty this week. Despite being too little too late in response to the Signal Gate issue, the move appears to have been handled with little foresight. Rich explores the fallout that a lack of competence could continue to have for the Trump administration.

The U.S. economy shrank in the first three months of Trump’s second term as President. But, Trump says "BE PATIENT!" Rich questions the trustworthiness of this President saying, "Trump knows he’s in trouble and doesn’t know how to undo his mess." What do you think? Leave a comment and please SUBSCRIBE for more on the current state of affairs in the White House.