Biography Flash: Rachel Maddow Exposes War Crime Claims While Launching Explosive New Podcast Series Burn Order
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Biography Flash: Rachel Maddow Exposes War Crime Claims While Launching Explosive New Podcast Series Burn Order
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Rachel Maddow has had a very full few days, even by her own standards. On her nightly show on MS Now, she has zeroed in on what may become one of the defining stories of this political era: the alleged war crime in the September 2 strike on a Venezuelan drug boat, and Donald Trumps reported role in it. MS Now segments this week have featured Maddow methodically pressing lawmakers and former officials to demand release of the full strike video and targeting orders, framing the case as a test of whether a president can give illegal kill orders and get away with it long term. MS Now’s own writeup calls the episode “Possible war crime puts Trumps illegal orders freakout in new context,” underscoring how central this has become to her current narrative about authoritarianism and accountability.
At the same time, she is busy expanding the Maddow media universe. According to Apple Podcasts and MS Now promotions, her new narrative podcast series “Rachel Maddow Presents: Burn Order” launched December 1, with the first two episodes already out and new episodes dropping on Mondays. In a recent broadcast she described Burn Order as a six part series about a long buried US government document that officials wanted destroyed, calling the discovery life changing for her and historically explosive. She also plugged an upcoming live Burn Order related event in Los Angeles at the Orpheum Theatre later this month, positioning herself not just as TV anchor but as live storyteller and investigative podcaster.
Her off network profile has been high as well. CBS and Paramount Plus list Maddow as a featured guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on the December 2 episode, a classic biographical milestone moment where she mixed promotion of Burn Order with her trademark political analysis in front of a mainstream late night audience. That appearance, replayed and clipped across social media, is one of the weeks most visible pop culture touchpoints for her.
Conservative media, predictably, is keeping her name in circulation too. Fox News covered her recent warnings about a second Trump term and authoritarian drift, with the Gutfeld show mocking her as alarmist even as they replayed her comments, which only reinforces her role as a polarizing but central figure in the national conversation.
No credible reports in the past 24 hours indicate any major new business deals beyond her existing MS Now contract and podcast ventures, and there are no verified stories of personal scandal or health issues; any online chatter along those lines remains unconfirmed and should be treated as speculation rather than fact.
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