The Mary Trump Podcast

Judge Jeanine Pirro’s U.S. Attorney’s Office failed to indict six Democratic lawmakers this week, raising fresh questions about what’s really happening inside Donald’s Justice Department. As controversial hires draw scrutiny, the “law and order” image is continuing to crack.

We also break down Pam Bondi’s heated House Judiciary appearance over the Epstein matter, Jared Moskowitz’s blunt reactions, and Rep Mark Alford’s push to involve the FCC over the Super Bowl halftime show.

Another week. Another circus. It’s Trump Trolls Trump Week 56

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Donald Trump moved to erase the 2009 climate “endangerment finding,” stripping the federal government of its authority to regulate greenhouse gases as Republicans splinter over tariff votes and Congress heads home ahead of a DHS funding deadline. With new Epstein files raising fresh questions about accountability and even Valentine’s Day chocolate prices climbing despite falling cocoa costs, tonight’s live show breaks down a week defined by deregulation, division, and political fallout.

Mary Trump Live Friday February 13th, 2026

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At the 2026 Winter Olympics, U.S. Olympian Hunter Hess was thrust into controversy after remarks about representing America drew backlash and a direct attack from Donald.
Snowboarder Chloe Kim and her teammates called for unity, while figure skater Amber Glenn highlighted inclusion and authenticity. At the Milan opening ceremony, cameras caught loud boos for JD Vance — boos American viewers barely heard after NBC lowered the crowd audio. The moment laid bare the growing divide between athletes urging unity and a political machine fueled by grievance.

Part II:
Donald's Racist Repost and the Refusal to Apologize
A racist video repost targeting Barack and Michelle Obama, sparks immediate backlash. Though the post was later taken down, Donald refused to apologize or directly condemn the content. Republican leaders largely stayed silent, declining to distance themselves from the incident.
The episode underscores a familiar cycle: inflammatory rhetoric, brief retreat, and little accountability. As moments like this become routine, the normalization of hate and impunity continues to shape the national climate.

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Adam Parkhomenko sits in for Mary tonight as we break down a contentious House Judiciary Committee hearing featuring Attorney General Pam Bondi. What was billed as oversight quickly shifted into a confrontation over the Justice Department’s handling of the Epstein files, with Democratic lawmakers pressing for answers and Bondi responding with rehearsed counterattacks, while Republican members largely offered praise.
We also examine the House GOP’s push for the SAVE Act, a proposal that would require documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote. Critics warn the measure could create new barriers for millions of eligible voters — including married women whose legal names may not match their original citizenship documents — raising broader concerns about access to the ballot ahead of the midterms.
That and much more tonight on Mary Trump Live.

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A Conversation with Danielle Moodie
As new developments in the Epstein files draw renewed scrutiny and immigration enforcement expands across the country, Mary and Danielle Moodie examine the broader implications for democratic norms, institutional accountability, and the rule of law. A conversation about power, transparency, and what effective opposition requires in this moment.

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