One of those moments where Europe has to be strong,

Europe has to step up, as I think we both agree, we're living through uncharted territories.

We've never seen this before.

An ally, a friend of 250 years, is considering using tariffs, we don't like tariffs, but suddenly we don't like

using tariffs as a geopolitical weapon. Hi, and welcome back to Mary Trump Live. I'm Brian Kerem, sitting in for Mary today. Thanks again for having me.

Let's ask a question. Ready? What do you do when you combine the mentality of a spoiled toddler

with a power of the presidency

or a king? Well, you probably look a lot like Donnie Trump, who today told Norway that one of the

reasons he's probably going to give up on peace with Greenland is because he didn't get the Nobel

Peace Prize. Also speaks of his commitment, I guess, as in if, you know, he needs to be committed quickly.

And if that's not all, there's Stephen Miller who screams for everyone in Minnesota to sit down,

though it's clear the federal government is intent on investigating everyone involved in Minnesota

and the shooting of an unarmed, innocent woman, except, of course, the person who did it.

Yeah, you guessed it. Mother Jones reports that today the Trump regime is refusing to open an FBI investigation into the killing of Renee Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis.

They're doing this despite widespread video evidence

refuting claims that the officer fired in self-defense. The Trump regime accused good of domestic

terrorism. A narrative undermined by analysis from the New York Times and Bellingcat. Both outlets

found no evidence that Ross was run over or had internal bleeding.

That's the other one that's claiming. Instead, footage showed that he placed himself in danger near Goods vehicle.

Now, while declining to investigate Ross, the DOJ has reportedly targeted goods widow.

They're also launching probes into Minnesota officials,

Tim Walts and Jacob Fry, the mayor of Minneapolis,

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