Episode 102
7am: The Associated Press is now reporting that 16 files have disappeared from the department's public web page out of the trove of thousands of images and heavily redacted documents. House Oversight Democrats are already investigating one of the photos that are missing, which shows a desk lined with framed photographs, with an open drawer holding additional images, including one of President Trump. Rep. Becca Balint joins The Weekend to discuss the latest on the Epstein files.
8am: Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem shared video on X of a helicopter landing on the deck of the ship before dawn on Saturday. It's the second time in less than two weeks that U.S. forces stopped a vessel off of the coast, and comes days after President Trump announced a "blockade" of all sanctioned oil tankers entering or leaving Venezuela. President Donald Trump, who campaigned on "no new wars" has refused to rule out war with Venezuela. Evelyn Farkas and David Rohde join The Weekend to discuss the rising tensions between Venezuela and the U.S.
9am: Health and Human Services terminated millions of dollars in grants to the American Academy of Pediatrics after the group previously criticized health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr's changes to the federal vaccine policy. The health secretary is also expected to announce sweeping changes to how American children should be immunized in the new year. Dr. Karen Remley, the former CEO of the American Association of Pediatrics, joins "The Weekend" to share what this could mean for families.
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