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Sharpton discusses America's holiday weekend and the Trump administration's aggressive immigration and crime policies following a violent Washington D.C. shooting that killed one National Guard member. The president plans to halt all immigration from so-called third-world countries, despite uncertainties about the shooter's motives. Meanwhile, he's threatening military action against Venezuela after months of targeting drug boats in the Caribbean and Pacific with little oversight. The nation feels tense as it enters the holiday season, uncertain about what's next.

Al Sharpton discusses the lack of a seasonal pause from President Trump and his administration as they push an extreme agenda at home and abroad. The administration is making new claims about the deadly attack on National Guardsmen in the capital just before the holiday and is advocating for strict immigration restrictions targeting individuals from "third-world countries." 

Additionally, the President's escalating tensions with Venezuela are raising concerns among some Republican lawmakers, who have questions for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth regarding his role in the killings of crew members involved in alleged drug smuggling in the Caribbean. Political divisions are nearing a breaking point during a season that should focus on goodwill.