Paris Riots, Farmer Protests, and Presidential War Powers: Teresa Platt Reports From France

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Trent Loos welcomes Teresa Platt, reporting from France, for a firsthand look at the France protests and Paris riots. Platt explains how legal demonstrations turned violent, with threats against police and property damage she ties to a far-left extremist group infiltrating student organizations. She contrasts that with the peaceful farmer protests seen across Europe. The two also dig into President Trump's Nebraska rally and his red-dyed diesel executive order, presidential war powers and the role of Congress under the Constitution, and declining birth rates in Japan and beyond. It is a wide-ranging conversation on freedom, agriculture, family, and government overreach.

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