In this episode of The Monday Brief, Barbara Boyd reports on President Trump’s impactful day at Mar-a-Lago, which began with a significant call with President Putin and included a meeting with Ukraine’s President Zelensky. Boyd discusses Trump’s rejection of European peace plans, his strategies to revive the U.S. economy through trade, and his views on globalist influences. The episode also examines Trump’s peace negotiations with Russia and Ukraine, including new working groups for security and economic reconstruction. Additionally, Boyd presents insights into Jeffrey Epstein’s connections to George HW Bush and illicit operations dating back to the Reagan administration. Finally, Boyd emphasizes the importance of Trump’s peace and development policies for America’s future.00:00 The Monday Brief – Trump’s Mar-a-Lago ULTIMATUM: Rejects Europe’s War Plan – December 29, 202502:27 Trump Neuters the Mad European Plan for War07:30 So, Is Peace, America First?11:54 An Interesting Take on Jeffrey Epstein; Was he a Bushie?
The Monday Brief – Trumps Mar-a-Lago ULTIMATUM: Rejects Europes War Plan – December 29, 2025
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