Trump v DeSantis

Trump v DeSantis

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Who is Trump’s “would-be assassin”… were there security failings at DC shooting?

The US president says the gunman who stormed a security perimeter at the White House correspondents’ dinner had written a “manifesto”. Investigators are continuing to examine a possible motive for the attack which appeared to be aimed at the president and his top aides. In this e ...  Show more

Donald Trump gets on the phone... with Sarah

What happened when Americast’s Sarah Smith cold called the US president? In this episode, Sarah and Anthony thoroughly unpack her phone call with Donald Trump, how she planned the interview…and also, she tells us what happened when the US president unexpectedly called her back. L ...  Show more

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