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January 19, 2025

Season 2025 Episode 8079 | 55m 53s

Nic Robertson reports on Greenlanders' reactions to Donald Trump's threats to take the territory. Former diplomats Heather Conley and Sir Peter Westmacott discuss Greenland's strategic importance and the effect of this issue on global politics. Law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw reflects on the legacy of MLK Jr. Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Mike Gordon discusses the Justice Department under Trump.

Aired: 01/18/26
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