Video: USD in the News Highlights for January 2026
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It is extremely difficult to come out of a correctional facility, particularly when you're innocent. Because when you're innocent, you can never reconcile why you were there. I, The Trump administration really has to thread this needle, um, between, um, pushing the Iranian regime to back off from its pressure on protesters in the streets, uh, but without going so far as completely toppling the regime that leads to some sort of failed state scenario. It's very convenient because they can get all the information they want from one live about the product, ask questions, and get the answer instantly. Uh, the same things that were possible previously are still possible. Uh, it's still Chinese written software, uh, and the algorithm is still written by, by dance. The Reality is that consumers did bear the brunt of some of that tariff, uh, cost. There's no exp expect, no, no question about that. But most of it was eaten by companies or new supply chains form that drove down the cost. The first thing that, um, it was in, uh, top of my mind, you know, are my friends and family, okay? And they were, The problem is they're already so high. Even a minor drop in is not gonna make a big, a big difference For most judicial warrants. Uh, you need to have probable cause that that's where the person lives, that that person has committed some type of crime, and you know, there is reasons for them to enter the home. Midterm elections are always a referendum on the president that's in power, and the president's party almost always loses some seats in the midterms. Not always, but almost always.
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