Episode 32
4pm: Alicia Menendez is in for Nicolle Wallace. Alicia covers the Department of Justice's attempts to ‘move on' from the Epstein files, which include Attorney General Pam Bondi sending a letter to Congress claiming that all the documents required by the Epstein Transparency Act have been released. However, Epstein's victims and authors of the Epstein Transparency Act, Rep. Ro Khanna and Rep. Thomas Massie, beg to differ. Later, on this year's President's Day, Basil Smikle and Eddie Glaude join Alicia to discuss Former President Barack Obama's political magnetism as well as his appearance on a podcast where he addressed the racist video Donald Trump posted, deleted, and never apologized for.
5pm: Alicia Menendez is in for Nicolle Wallace. Alicia covers news out of New Jersey, where ICE agents were spotted near a school bus stop, causing elementary school students to run away in fear, warning each other that ICE was nearby. Immigration enforcement and the excessive funding of the DHS was cited as one of the top reasons why Donald Trump was elected, but the behavior of ICE in U.S. cities and neighborhoods has quickly turned immigration enforcement into a political Achilles' heel for Trump. Later, Michael Crowley and Michael McFaul join Alicia to discuss the Munich Security Conference, specifically Secretary of State Marco Rubio slamming mass migration in his remarks, where he called on Europe to help build Trump's vision of the new world order.
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