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2:16:28Now PlayingIf you’re wondering how far Trump will go when it comes to taking over other states and countries with a military show of power, he’s laid it out in a New York Times interview. Trump told the NYT the only constraint to his power as president of the US is “my own morality, my own mind”…“It’s the only thing that can stop me,” “I’m not looking to hurt people.” As far as following International Law, Trump said, “It depends on what your definition of international law is.”
With the recent takeover of Venezuela and threats he’s made against Cuba, Columbia, Mexico, and Greenland, his moral compass is already in question.
We welcome LA Times columnist Gustavo Arellano to the show.
This week in politics brings Michael Shure and Mo Kelly back to the Mark Thompson show to talk about the biggest stories of the week.
It would not be Friday in Mark Thompson land without a stop by Florida and a look at the best movies and streaming entertainment with The Culture Blaster, Michael Snyder.
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