🚨 UPDATE: Vice President JD Vance reveals there is a plan to OUT-GROW the national debt
"The media doesn't cover this...Scott Bessent is VERY much on top of it. He's got the president's empowerment to do something about it."
"Even though the debt is too high and we inherited this debt bomb from the Biden admin, we actually have a plan to get the economy growing faster than the debt."
🇮🇷Reporter: "NATO warned Iran - strike one NATO country and we will hit back."
🇮🇷Araghchi: "NATO is a joke."
🇮🇷Reporter: "Why?"
🇮🇷Araghchi: "Israel just bombed a Turkish base in Syria yesterday. Turkey is a key NATO member. NATO said nothing about Israel, but wants to lecture Iran."
🇺🇸 Donald Trump: "Kim likes me. Didn’t like Biden and Obama. Liked nobody."
🇺🇸 Joe Biden🔥: "Yeah he likes you. You’re breaking NATO, siding with Putin over allies, and made America look worse abroad than any president ever. You’re doing Kim’s job."
Biden indirectly said that Kim Jong like Trump because he is a Russian asset 🔥👏
🇺🇸 Crypto, AI and betting companies are dumping serious money into U.S. midterms.
U.S. companies have already spent a record $517 million on House and Senate races, and the election is still months away.
Crypto, tech and online gaming alone make up at least $294 million of that.
And there’s a pretty obvious reason why.
All three industries are facing more regulation, so they’re spending big to back politicians who are friendlier to them and push back against those who aren’t.
Crypto basically tested the strategy in 2024. Now AI and sports betting are doing the same thing.
DraftKings, FanDuel, Fanatics and bet365 alone have already put more than $72 million into the midterms.
And by November, total political ad spending is expected to hit a record $11.6 billion.
$11.6 billion being spent on political ads is just wild.