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Will Trump go on Sourcery with Molly O'Shea before 2027?

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About This Market

This market asks whether Donald Trump will appear as a guest on the program Sourcery hosted by Molly O'Shea at any time before 2027. High-profile appearances affect public visibility and can drive publicity, conversation, and downstream media coverage.

Trump has a long history of selective media engagements across traditional and new platforms, sometimes choosing interviews that align with strategic messaging or reach new audiences. Sourcery is an entertainment/interview platform hosted by Molly O'Shea; the show's format, audience profile, and editorial stance can all influence whether it is a desirable booking for a figure like Trump. Booking decisions for prominent guests typically balance promotional value, editorial control, optics, and scheduling constraints.

Market prices aggregate traders' views about whether the defined event will occur, and they update as news or negotiations change. Use those prices as a real-time signal of collective expectation, remembering they do not substitute for the official resolution criteria of the market.

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What does 'before 2027' mean for this market's timeline?

It means any qualifying appearance that is published or broadcast prior to Jan 1, 2027; exact cutoff time and time zone treatment are determined by the market's official resolution rules, so check those for the definitive deadline.

What specifically counts as 'going on Sourcery with Molly O'Shea'?

A qualifying appearance requires Donald Trump to participate directly in an episode or segment of Sourcery hosted by Molly O'Shea, whether live or pre-recorded, where he is a guest or interviewee; mere mentions, archival clips, or third-party commentary do not count.

Do remote, phone, or pre-recorded interviews count the same as in-person appearances?

Yes — provided the content is presented as part of Sourcery with Molly O'Shea and features Trump's direct participation; the medium (in-person, video link, or taped) typically does not change whether an appearance meets the event definition.

Would an appearance on a different show owned by the same company resolve this market?

No — the event is specific to Sourcery with Molly O'Shea, so appearances on other programs or channels do not satisfy the condition unless they are explicitly part of that named program and host.

What if an appearance is announced but later canceled or never aired?

An announcement alone does not resolve the market; for the event to count the appearance must actually be broadcast or published as part of Sourcery before the deadline. A canceled or unaired recording typically does not meet the requirement unless rebooked and released prior to the cutoff.

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