Garland Nixon and Kim Ives discuss the crisis in Haiti, including topics such as Karen Jean Pierre's political journey and the media portrayal of Jimmy "Barbecue" Chérizier. Ives explains policing and gang violence in Haiti and debunks prevailing media narratives with his investigative reporting. Evidence suggesting U.S. involvement in President Jovenel Moïse's assassination includes the extensive U.S. Embassy presence in Haiti, the Miami-based planning with U.S. connections, and post-assassination phone calls between the Haitian prime minister and one of the assassins. The U.S. government is further implicated by its control over the prosecution and refusal to disclose evidence for "national security" reasons.