I’ve been inside the White House Situation Room, on the border, and in the rooms where some of the most consequential decisions in America were made.
Now I’m taking those experiences beyond Washington and into the lives, communities, and moments shaping this country in real time.
Olivia of Troye is where politics, national security, culture, humanity, and honest conversations collide. Expect insider perspective, underreported stories, sharp truth, a little gallows humor, and conversations with people navigating this moment in America together.
Real stories. Real stakes.
Stay informed. Stay compassionate. Stay hopeful.
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Today I'm taking you inside the unveiling of the Trump-Epstein Bookmobile on Capitol Hill. The project, carrying 3.5 million pages of publicly released Epstein files, is launching a nationwide tour as the Senate considers Todd Blanche's nomination for Attorney General.
You'll hear from Epstein survivors, family members, advocates, and lawmakers who argue the fight for transparency and accountability is far from over—and why they believe the Department of Justice must put victims and the rule of law first.
Thanks for listening.
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11 Jul 2026
🚨 LIVE Saturday Covfefe Special Edition: The White House Rule You Need to Know About Before Monday
In this special edition of Saturday Covfefe, Olivia Troye sits down with Dr. Sean Bruna, a medical anthropologist and former senior advisor at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, to discuss a proposed Office of Management and Budget (OMB) rule that has received little public attention but could have far-reaching consequences for scientific research across the United States.
Together, they break down what the proposed rule would do, why scientists and medical experts are raising concerns, and how changes to the federal grant-making process could affect everything from cancer research and clinical trials to disaster preparedness, environmental science, patient safety, and technological innovation.
Drawing on her experience inside the White House, Olivia explains why OMB plays such a significant role in shaping federal policy and why this proposal deserves broader public attention before the public comment period closes.
The conversation also explores:
Why independent peer review has long been the foundation of federally funded research.
How the proposed rule could increase the role of political appointees in funding decisions.
The potential impact on universities, researchers, healthcare innovation, and America's global scientific leadership.
How the federal public comment process works—and why individual comments can influence final regulations.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Read the proposed OMB rule:https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/05/29/2026-10817/regulation-for-federal-financial-assistance (https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/05/29/2026-10817/regulation-for-federal-financial-assistance)
Submit a public comment (deadline: Monday, July 13 at 11:59 p.m. ET):https://fight2win.standupforscience.net (https://fight2win.standupforscience.net)
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10 Jul 2026
LIVE from Ohio: I Followed a Bus Full of Judges. Here's Why.
This week, I hit the road to Ohio after hearing about something I simply couldn't ignore: a bus full of retired judges traveling across America's heartland to meet people where they are and talk about the rule of law.
In this special live episode, I take you inside Justice in Motion, an inspiring initiative organized by Democracy Rising Collaborative and Keep Our Republic. You'll hear from retired judges, civic leaders, and advocates who believe protecting our democracy starts with conversations in our communities.
Along the way, we discuss:
Why retired judges are taking the rule of law directly to the American people.
The importance of an independent judiciary and public trust.
The inspiration behind the tour and the Polish judges who sparked this movement.
Conversations with students, community members, and civic leaders across Ohio.
Why I believe this effort deserves to reach communities across the country.
And yes... you'll meet Carlo 🐾, the tour's unofficial four-legged mascot..
I hope this conversation leaves you as inspired and hopeful as it left me.
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