Secrets to Staying Ahead of the News, What Trump's Really Like, and Mark's Dad on "Enemies" List
June 12, 2025
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as posted by the channelMark Halperin kicks off the show by unveiling his unique reporting strategy that helps him stay ahead of today’s top news stories. Mark explains why the tougher immigration conversation is coming, the potential real-world fallout of Israel attacking Iran’s nuclear program, and the China trade deal provision that highlights a concerning vulnerability for Americans. Plus, Mark explores the unpredictable Trump-Musk dynamic and why what happens next could have profound effects on the real lives of real people. Miranda Devine joins to share insights from her new Trump interview, discuss congressional investigations into Joe Biden, and reflect on how Hunter Biden’s laptop led to her big break. Finally, Mark and Morton Halperin celebrate an early Father’s Day, with Mark’s dad recounting how Nixon’s and Kissinger’s actions landed him on the enemies list, led to a long home phone wiretap, and much more. Plus: adorable photos! .
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