Hello everyone and welcome to Amunpur. Here's what's coming up.

I haven't looked at the article I of course have heard about it.

A bombshell interview, poor polls, and economic trouble on the horizon.

Is this the end of Trump's winning streak?

I asked the Atlantic's David Graham about cracks in the MAGA coalition.

Then...

We're going to start hitting them on land, which is a lot easier to do, frankly.

Trump shows no sign of stopping the strikes.

While his campaign against Maduro seems to have more and more of the region rooting for him.

I speak to America's Quarterly's Editor-in-Chief, Brian Winter, about Latin America's

revolution of the right.

Also ahead.

We actually predate social media, both the words social media and the platforms themselves.

As Reddit takes Australia to court, its CEO and co-founder Steve Huffman tells Walter

Isaacson why he believes his platforms should be spared from the program, everyone.

I'm Biona Goldriga, New York, sitting in for Christian Amonpour today.

We want to begin by talking about the bombshell from the Vanity Fair's latest article, an alcoholic's personality, a right-wing absolute zealot, and a conspiracy theorist. Of course, I'm talking about just some of the scorching descriptions, President Trump, and top members of his team, not from an enemy,

but from one of their own, that is Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles.

She claimed her words were taken out of context by Vanity Fair,

and key administration figures appear to be trying their best

to prove that they aren't rattled.

Sometimes I am a conspiracy theorist,

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