Sharon Reich-Garson
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566 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2025
last heard 21 Jun
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At the same time, the Justice Department has launched a probe into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey over alleged interference with immigration operations.
Accusations both reject.
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado met with President Donald Trump in Washington this week, even presenting him with her Nobel Peace Prize medal as she tried to sway him to give the opposition a role in determining Venezuela's future.
But her visit hasn't clarified how much influence she actually has.
We spoke to Reuters correspondent Graham Slattery, who explains why her priorities may not line up with Washington's.
And while Machado was touring Washington, D.C., Trump's CIA director, John Ratcliffe, was in Caracas, sitting down with Venezuela's interim leader, Delcy Rodriguez.
After the U.S.
raid in Venezuela, world leaders are no longer laughing off President Trump's vow to buy or take Greenland against its will.
Because we need Greenland for national security, so I may do that.
And the administration's military threats are testing the patience of America's allies and the strength of the NATO alliance.
On this week's On Assignment, host Jonah Green calls up correspondent Jacob Gronholdt-Peterson, who traveled to the Arctic island to see how this tug of war with the U.S.
is playing out on the ground.
We'll drop a link in today's description.
Turns out America's biggest economies and the European Union have clinched a mega trade deal after a quarter century of talks.
In fact, analysts say the Trump administration's pressure tactics in the region may have helped the deal finally get over the line.
The pact between the EU and South America's Mercosur, which includes Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, and Uruguay, will substantially boost ties in a region that saw commerce with China soar in recent decades, while U.S.
influence plummeted.
Lucinda Elliott has more.
But not everyone's pleased.
Farmers across the EU have been protesting for months, hoping to squash the deal, and have continued, even after it was agreed to, dumping tractor loads of potatoes in Paris and Brussels and protesting in Ireland and Greece.
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