Sean examines fast-moving global developments with former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, focusing on Venezuela's upheaval, Cuba's energy crunch, and mounting pressure on Iran's regime. They discuss the Trump administrations assertive posture, compare the moment to the end of the Cold War, and outline nonmilitary and military options that could shape events in Tehran. Sean also shares remarks from Reza Pahlavi advocating a secular democracy for Iran, then fields listener calls on an ICE-related incident in Minnesota, political violence, and a Supreme Court tariffs question. He closes by previewing tonight's TV lineup featuring Pahlavi and Senator Lindsey Graham.

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Sean outlines what he calls the Trump doctrine, arguing that a strong U.S. economy and targeted military power are reshaping events from Venezuela and Cuba to Iran. He cites growth numbers, tariffs, falling interest rates, and new manufacturing and energy plans, plus proposals like capping credit card interest and eliminating taxes on tips. He also urges Elon Musk to help restore internet access for Iranians as he draws a firm line against Tehran's crackdown. The show covers the ICE confrontation in Minneapolis and Democratic efforts to rein in the agency, and Newt Gingrich joins later to assess the stakes in Iran and the ripple effects if regimes in Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran falter.

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Sean examines reports of mass protests and a deadly crackdown in Iran, highlighting President Trumps warnings, U.S. options under review, and betting market odds on the regimes future. Yale senior Sahar Tartak joins to share messages from Iranians defying the Islamic Republic and to describe the repression they face. Sean then turns to domestic headlines, including the Minneapolis ICE confrontation and a Portland shooting that officials link to a Venezuelan gang, and features reaction from Gov. Kristi Noem. The hour closes with listener calls on immigration enforcement and a Minnesota callers struggle to access benefits.

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This conversation explores the ongoing protests in various cities, highlighting the presence of paid agitators and the genuine struggles for freedom faced by people in countries like Venezuela and Iran. It critiques the lack of understanding among American protesters about the realities of socialism and communism, emphasizing the need for civic education before voting. Personal stories from refugees illustrate the pain of living under oppressive regimes, while the discussion also touches on the concept of privilege in America and the importance of true freedom.

Takeaways

Protests often involve paid agitators rather than genuine activists.

Many protesters lack understanding of the ideologies they support.

Real struggles for freedom exist in countries like Venezuela and Iran.

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Sean carries live remarks from the White House as President Trump meets with oil executives about rapidly rebuilding Venezuela's energy industry, featuring comments from Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, and Energy Secretary Chris Wright. He cites fresh economic numbers, highlighting 5.4% GDP growth, lower gas prices, and a narrowing trade deficit. Sean also previews newly released video from Minnesota tied to a fatal ICE confrontation and ongoing clashes with state and city officials, with more details coming later tonight. He teases his latest interview with President Trump and invites listener calls as the meeting continues.

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Sean sits down with President Trump for an extended conversation on Venezuela, where he describes an operation to remove Maduro, new oil deals, the release of political prisoners, and a path toward eventual elections. They weigh border security, drug interdiction, and the Donroe Doctrine, along with plans to increase U.S. defense spending. Trump outlines his view of Middle East stability, support for Israel, and warnings to Iran amid mass protests. He also previews meetings with top oil executives and argues that expanded Venezuelan production could lower prices. Later in the hour, Sean tees up polling insights from Matt Towery and Robert Cahaly and a report on rebuilding delays after the Pacific Palisades fire.

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Sean opens the hour calling the midterms pivotal and highlights a joint Trafalgar/Insider Advantage poll showing President Trump near 50% approval, with pollsters Matt Towery and Robert Cahaly weighing in on why many surveys miss Trump voters and how strong growth estimates could shape outcomes. They examine how to better communicate economic gains beyond mainstream outlets. Sean also discusses newly released video from Minnesota as protests are expected and what it could mean for public perception. Marking one year since the Pacific Palisades fires, he speaks with California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton and Breitbart editor John Kahn, who lost his home, about insurance delays, permitting hurdles, and allegations of state mismanagement and fraud. The hour closes with a call for voter engagement and a look ahead to continuing coverage.

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Sean leads the hour with the Minneapolis anti-ICE protests, citing reporting that the FBI is investigating the funders and organizers. He airs Kristi Noem's remarks on vehicle attacks against federal officers and rising threats toward ICE agents. Congressman Chip Roy of Texas joins to discuss allegations of widespread fraud in Minnesota's welfare programs, immigration policy, and his push for the SAVE Act and prosecutions. John Solomon of JustTheNews details new reporting on billions in suspected fraud, a citizen journalists' findings at empty daycare centers, and TSA flags on large amounts of cash flying out of Minneapolis, as Kash Patel examines protest funding. Sean closes by previewing tonight's TV interview with the president.

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Sean features a street exchange between Daniel DiMartino and Mamdani supporters in New York City, then speaks with DiMartino about life under Venezuelan socialism, from shortages and rationing to hyperinflation and the mass exodus. He weighs in on wealth taxes and business flight and previews his interview with President Trump later tonight. The conversation shifts to Iran as Sean revisits remarks from Reza Pahlavi and interviews Amir Fakhravar, who describes growing protests, regime instability, and appeals for U.S. solidarity. Sean wraps the hour by inviting calls and teasing an upcoming investigative report from John Solomon.

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