
The episode discusses President Trump's address on Chinese espionage, threats to Canada, Iran's military actions, and a chaotic Maine Democratic debate.
President Trump used his primetime address last night to zero in on Chinese espionage against the United States, declassifying intelligence he says shows Beijing carried out a massive compromise of American voter data. Now he's turning his fire on Canada, threatening new tariffs over wildfire smoke choking American skies. Meanwhile Iran expanded its war to a seventh straight night, striking Kuwait's water supply, U.S. Kurdish allies in Iraq, and multiple Gulf states as unrest reportedly grows inside Iran itself. And Maine Democrats' first debate to replace disgraced candidate Graham Platner was, by every account, an absolute train wreck. TONIGHT'S RUNDOWN: - President Trump's primetime address shines a light on Chinese espionage against the United States, as newly declassified intelligence reveals the scale of Beijing's data compromise - Trump threatens new tariffs on Canada over wildfire smoke blanketing American skies, demanding Ottawa "do something" about the fires - Iran expands its war to a seventh straight night, striking a Kuwaiti water desalination plant, U.S.-allied Kurdish forces in Iraq, and targets across the UAE, Qatar, and Jordan as unrest grows inside Iran itself…
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