A brief government shutdown ends after a closely divided House vote, leaving unresolved questions around Department of Homeland Security funding and Republican divisions. This episode examines proposed changes to federal election rules, including the SAVE Act and renewed calls to centralize voting authority, alongside concerns about foreign investment tied to the Trump family. We also look at international investigations involving Elon Musk’s social media platform, ongoing congressional scrutiny related to Jeffrey Epstein, and the broader legal and constitutional implications unfolding in the U.S. and abroad.

Guest host Brian Karem

for Mary Trump Live Tuesday February 3rd, 2026

Brian J. Karem is an award-winning journalist, author, speaker and recognized defender of the First Amendment.

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Part One: The 2020 Election Obsession Deepens

MSNBC’s Alex Witt speaks with Mary Trump about the president’s escalating fixation on the 2020 election including Tulsi Gabbard’s appearance at an FBI raid in Fulton County tied to seized ballots, the latest legal maneuvering involving the IRS, and what it all reveals about a grievance that refuses to fade.

Part Two: Peace Claims vs. Reality

Donald Trump insists he knows why he was denied a Nobel Peace Prize, pointing instead to his ambitions over Greenland. But the record tells a different story. In this segment, Mary Trump breaks down how his first year in office has fueled existing wars, sparked new conflicts, and exposed the gap between rhetoric and reality.

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The Grammys turned political as Bad Bunny and Billie Eilish used their acceptance speeches to challenge immigration rhetoric, while host Trevor Noah drew a sharp reaction from Donald over an Epstein-related joke. The episode tracks Donald’s response, his legal threats, and how the latest Epstein files dump dominated Sunday political shows, including interviews with Ro Khanna and Jamie Raskin.

We also examine new questions surrounding the FBI’s seizure of Georgia’s 2020 election records, warnings about political retaliation, and a secret UAE investment tied to Donald’s finances.

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The Golden Age, according to Donald, is now 376 days in and it’s worth taking a closer look at how that claim is holding up. In this episode of Trump Trolls Trump, we examine the $75 million Melania documentary, its carefully staged MAGA premiere, and the coordinated right-wing media blitz designed to sell it. We also break down the administration’s tone-deaf economic advice aimed at parents, alongside a cabinet meeting dominated by loyalty performances, wild Republican midterm predictions, and Lindsey Graham’s latest act of devotion. The episode closes with a rare mic-drop moment that cuts through the noise and exposes the growing gap between propaganda and reality.

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DOJ releases millions of Epstein files while downplaying what’s inside. But Donald’s name appears, victims are exposed, and accountability is nowhere in sight.

Mary Trump Live Friday January 30th

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Mary Trump & Molly Jong-Fast have a fascinating dissection of the dynamics at play in recent political events involving figures like Ilhan Omar and Donald Trump. It highlights the challenges and consequences faced by people in positions of influence when they become targets of high-profile figures. The dialogue delves into the strategies employed by those in power to manipulate narratives through fear, exploring Donald Trump's declining capacities and their implications on his leadership style. Complementary themes include the legacy left by leaders, comparisons with the tech industry's attitude towards wealth and disaster planning, and the impact of influential advisors in crafting policies. The discussion also touches on the potential erosion of constitutional checks as powerful figures navigate a landscape where accountability seems diminished, prompting reflections on the persistence of authoritarian tendencies in modern governance.

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As scandals mount across the administration, Donald Trump shuts down questions following a Cabinet meeting. The Federal Bureau of Investigation raids a Georgia election office, while Border Czar Tom Homan attempts to publicly lower the temperature even though Immigration and Customs Enforcement terror continues.

Meanwhile, the Department of Justice charges the man who attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar, raising urgent questions about political violence, accountability, and whether Democrats are finally prepared to draw a line.

Mary Trump Live Thursday January 29th, 2026

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