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Trump/Putin Love Connection Hits Trouble, Noem’s Embarrassing Blunder 5/21/25
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1:59:10Now PlayingOne phone call is certainly not doing the trick when it comes to bringing Russia and Ukraine together to end the war. Trump had a marathon call with Putin and afterward both men spoke to the press expressing very different opinions about the outcome of the discussion and what comes next.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was in front of a Senate hearing discussing deportations and whether the Trump administration has the power to suspend habeas corpus. She told senators “Habeas corpus is a constitutional right that the president has to be able to remove people from this country.” She was immediately corrected, but perhaps she should spend less time on hair and make up and more time on learning what’s in the Constitution she swore to uphold.
Michael Shure is back in the Captain’s chair today. We welcome John Rothmann to the show to talk politics. It’s the Planet, Stupid! continues with a discussion Mark had with Paul Rice, the founder of Fair Trade, USA.
The Mark Thompson Show
5/21/25
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