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Colombia is out of control.

The latest country in the president's crosshairs, and he continues to escalate tensions with Venezuela.

Is the U.S. headed for war in Latin America?

Then, where are the guardrails?

Trump demands the Department of Justice

pay him hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation.

With his own loyalist running the DOJ,

what does this say about the independence

of America's institutions?

Plus, many of the foods that we love are simply not going to be available to most people.

The Last Supper.

Obama White House chef Sam Katz speaks to Michelle Martin about the crises facing the U.S. food system.

Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Bianca go to Lodriga, New York, sitting in for Christian Amun-Poor.

Is Donald Trump beating the drums of war? The president continues to threaten Venezuela sending B-52 bombers on its coast,

deploying more warships to the Caribbean Sea and surging troops into the region, all part of his declared armed conflict with drug

trafficking groups, which he's designated as international terrorists. As the administration

continues to bomb boats, it says, are carrying drugs without giving any public evidence of that.

A group of independent UN experts now calls them extrajudicial executions. Dozens of people have been

killed in these U.S. strikes. Colombia's president says it is murder. Trump is retaliating by

ending aid to the country, and Bogota has recalled its ambassador to the U.S. in response.

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