President Trump is in France for the G7 Summit and of course, he's the center of attention. Meanwhile, Boris Johnson is attempting to get a trade deal started with the US. We'll head into Europe for an update on the global media circus that is the G7. Then, we head into the Middle East where it appears that Israel has started a campaign to diminish Iranian influence in the region. The US says that Israel is responsible. We speak to our voice in Iran and find out if the Iranian government agrees. Finally, on Change Is Hard, we're gearing up for football season. Nothing says "football season" like social justice, hurt feelings and OJ Simpson.

President Trump pushes for a peace plan with the Taliban in Afghanistan. Why is he circumventing the Afghani government? We speak to voices in Pakistan and Afghanistan about the latest attempt at an American pull-out and shockingly, they've got opposing opinions. Then we're headed into Israel where two members of The Squad were denied entry into the country, some claim at the behest of Trump. We'll speak to Margot in Israel and find out how much the Israeli government listens to Trump's tweets. And of course, what show would be complete without a little Fredo? We'll explain how Chris Cuomo is the Change Is Hard gift that keeps on giving.

This week Tony is traveling overseas and Jim Sharpe is keeping his microphone warm. We're headed into North Korea, where the Kid Dictator has fired a few smaller missiles earlier this week in response to drills by the US and South Korea. Why is President Trump playing this right down the middle? We'll check in with our resident missile defense expert Riki Ellison.
Then we're headed south of the border where the Mexican government wants the El Paso shooter sent South. Will the US even entertain the idea of extradition? We'll dive into this unusual turn of events following last week's mass shooting.

This week news surfaced in the ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States. A report in the New Yorker says President Trump was the one to invite Iran's foreign minister to the White House for negotiations. We'll speak to our voice in Iran and find out if the talks between the US and Iran are further along than we think. Then, Hamza bin Laden, Osama bin Laden's son, is dead. The strange thing is, he was confirmed dead almost two years ago. Why is this just now becoming public? We speak to Kareem in Egypt and ask if Hamza's death is even that important. Finally, on Change Is Hard, we visit with Prince Harry who is saving the environment the only way royalty can: virtue signaling to the commoners.