Trump’s Peace Push and the Bartiromo Bombshell | The NEWSMAX Daily (09/8/2026)

President Donald Trump’s special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are pushing to restart peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. NEWSMAX questions the envoys during their visit to Kyiv following diplomatic meetings in Moscow and Ukraine.

Former Special Envoy Marshall Billingslea joins “Wake Up America Weekend” to discuss the envoy visits and where negotiations could go from here. Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.) and Walid Phares join “American Agenda” to discuss Iran and how the conflict could escalate.

Also, guests react to Maria Bartiromo’s departure from Fox News and questions surrounding the circumstances of her exit. Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani discusses New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s expected appearance at the upcoming 9/11 remembrance ceremony and weighs in on Bartiromo’s departure from Fox.

Plus, Lindsay Clancy’s defense attorney calls on President Trump to pardon his client following last week’s mistrial, and NTSB officials provide an update on the investigation into the deadly cargo plane crash at Miami International Airport.

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Chapters:
00:00 – The NEWSMAX Daily
00:42 – A Busy Week Begins
02:00 – Witkoff & Kushner Push for Ukraine-Russia Peace
05:15 – Marshall Billingslea on the Moscow and Kyiv Visits
08:24 – Holt & Phares on Iran
12:59 – Maria Bartiromo’s Fox News Departure
18:15 – Rudy Giuliani on the 9/11 Ceremony
21:54 – Giuliani Reacts to Bartiromo’s Departure
25:32 – Lindsay Clancy Defense Seeks Trump Pardon
26:46 – NTSB Investigates Deadly Miami Cargo Jet Crash
28:47 – Markets & Final Headlines

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