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A royal US state visit is framed by sharp social media barbs over jet fuel and Iran, raising questions about the strained transatlantic bond. Discussion turns to whether soft power and ceremonial ties can soothe diplomatic wounds. Conversation also covers bold branding plans from airport renames to a gilded presidential library and a court fight over White House renovations.

They debate whether presidential threats toward Iran could become real military action and the legal questions that follow. They break down troop movements, invasion risks, and why Karg Island matters for oil exports. They explore possible economic and political motives behind the rhetoric. Lighter segments cover plans for a new East Wing ballroom and a satirical golden toilet statue in Washington.

A look at rising Christian nationalist influence in Washington and how churches are intertwining with politics. Reports from Tulsa on pastors mobilizing support and faith framing for conflict. Debate over religious rhetoric seeping into military and policy decisions toward Iran. Coverage of diplomatic moves, Saudi ties, and the tension between buildup and bargaining.

Ed Conway, economics and data editor who analyzes markets, unpacks a $580m oil trade placed minutes before Trump’s Iran announcement. He walks through the trade timing, market reactions and how unusual the spike was. They debate whether it was insider knowledge or an extraordinary coincidence and consider legal and political implications.

They debate a dramatic 48-hour ultimatum and the sudden backtrack on threats to Iran's energy infrastructure. They unpack weekend strikes, regional chaos and who Washington might actually be negotiating with. They explore strategic messaging, market fallout from Hormuz disruptions, polling shifts among MAGA supporters, airport staffing chaos and a surprising proposal to deploy ICE at airports.

They unpack twin attacks on major Middle East energy plants and the ripple effects through global fuel and gas supplies. They explore jet fuel shortages, risks to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, and how damaged infrastructure can leave long economic scars. They also discuss heated political statements, a presidential gaffe with Japan's leader, and a massive Pentagon funding request for widening military action.

Irish and UK leaders navigate an awkward Oval Office moment as a controversial remark about Irish unity causes headlines. Tension with Europe and NATO rises amid fiery criticisms of foreign leaders. Developments in the Iran conflict and a high-profile counterterrorism resignation hint at cracks within the movement. Legal fallout from high-profile depositions also features.

They debate Trump's claim that Iran's military was 'obliterated' while 5,000 US troops are sent to the Middle East. The logistics and diplomacy of escorting tankers through the Strait of Hormuz get unpacked. Reported Iranian warnings compare any US boots to a Vietnam-era quagmire. The conversation also covers targeted strikes, allied reluctance, and the wider diplomatic ripple effects with China.

Wilf Frost, Sky News journalist and co-host of the Cheat Sheet podcast, discusses his interview with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US economic and policy matters. They examine the White House's gamified social media around strikes on Iran. Conversations cover reactions from Los Angeles' Iranian diaspora, risks of escalation, AI in propaganda and troubling new FBI training programs.

A day of Iran war briefings from the White House and the Pentagon.War commentary in the style of a comic strip from Pete Hegseth. We'll look into the whizz, bang and pop of it all. It includes prayer.Plus - we've seen the Pentagon's food bill. They spent seven million dollars on lobster tails... in one month. What's going on?Democrat senators aren't happy with how this war story's shaping up. They were being briefed on Capitol Hill. James Matthews was there.You can watch all episodes on our YouTube channel.Email us on trump100@sky.uk with your comments and questions.