Morning Update

Donald Trump's first 100 days have been crazy from tariffs to a complete reorder of American foreign relations. John and Reagan give Trump their official rating on how his first 100 days went, and what they wish he may have done better.

The world is getting crazier with terrible headlines everyday, but John and Reagan are here to break down the biggest ones form the week and explain what they really mean. On today's episode: Donald Trump has an approval rating on the downturn, the US looks to fill in the hole China left behind, and businesses look for consistency in policy. OH AND DONT FORGET THE CAR COMPANY SLATE!

With a new Supreme Court order the Court rulings surrounding Trump and his efforts to deport gang members to El Salvador are starting to get messier, just as we were starting to see the amazing effects of enforcing our Southern Border. Reagan and John are here to break down the chaos and throw a few fun stories in the mix to lighten your mood

Days after Trump announced new tariffs on the whole world he implemented a 90-day pause. Reagan and John break down how the economy is reacting to this, and what Trump's flipflop could mean for American dominance in the future

Trump announced a fury of new tariffs on every single nation in the world on Liberation Day, threatening the current trade hegemon and international relations. Thankfully John and Reagan are here to break down the news and what it means for you, your financial security, and the price of that gaming counsel you've been eyeing.

John and Reagan return to discuss the most important events of the week. The Federal Reserve proclaims optimism for the economy, Europe and the Middle East see failing ceasefires, and March Madness is just beginning! Let us know what you're March Madness ranking is and who your biggest upset is in the comments!

It's been a while since John and Reagan covered the latest news, in this episode they explain every major event since Trump's inauguration. From two major peace deals in the works, to a slowing economy

Meta is changing many of its US policies to reflect more free-speech with an incoming Trump administration. The US Commerce Department is looking for reasons to Chinese drones from being imported. And Judge Merchan of New York denies Trump's request to stop his hush money sentencing on January 10.

President Biden unilaterally banned offshore drilling on millions of acres of American coast. Justin Trudeau announces that he will resign as Canada's Prime Minister and as leader of the Liberal Party. And Congress officially certifies Donald Trump's victory over Kamala Harris.

Trump's first term was burdened with delays and opposition from his own party, but this time is different. Not only does he have a mandate from the American people, but his own party seems to be unified around him. Reagan discovers what Trump can expect to accomplish and how much of his agenda will actually pass.

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Trump floats the idea of renegotiating the Panama Canal or even taking control of it, The Navy has an embarrassing friendly fire incident when it accidentally shoots down its own fighter. And Puerto Rican statehood may be just around the corner.

Congress works to finalize a spending bill to fund the government through March. John and Reagan discuss why the first two attempts failed, what this latest bill does, and what an ideal spending bill should look like.

Republicans introduce a new, clean spending bill to pass on the House Floor and avoid a government shutdown. Markets take big hits as they react to the rate cut on Wednesday. And California declares a state of emergency over the bird flu.

A Continuing Resolution Bill to continue funding the government through March is receiving heavy fire from Trump and House Republicans. The Federal Reserve cut interest rates, but by less than expected. And the Supreme Court agrees to hear TikTok's case against a law that may potentially ban it in the US.

Trump gives a major press conference answering many questions on what he plans to do when in office. Major stock aggregators have continued on a downward trend for nearly record setting streaks. And Western nations across the globe are facing political uncertainty as their governments fall apart from within.

Australia passes a bill banning social media for children, John and Reagan discuss the implications of this and whether something like it is coming to the US. And TikTok is almost certain to be sold or banned in the next year, so they discuss why and why it's a good thing,

US memory manufacturer Micron receives a grant to build new factories in the US. Israel Strikes Syrian weapons to keep them from getting in the hands of the new regime. And UFO reports flood the media from New Jersey.

Syria's Civil War saw the rebels make a major advancement when they overthrew Assad's ruling government. The jury in Daniel Penny's case have made their decision. And China bans important metals from being exported to the United States.

Mexico is preparing for Trump by adhering to his demands to avoid tariffs. The US Trade Deficit shrank last month, making progress toward fair-trade. And a US Appeals Court upheld the law potentially banning TikTok and other apps controlled by a foreign adversary.

John and Reagan discuss the latest Euthanasia law passed in the UK, and how the pro-life position stands against it and similar laws. They discuss how we can approach this sensitive topic as Christians, but also how it may be able to give us a better platform for fighting abortion.

Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy lobby for efficiency and spending cuts at the federal level. TikTok's future looks uncertain as a ban looms closer and potential buyers line up. And the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon is already on shaky ground after a recent breach of the agreement.

The Supreme Court heard arguments over Tennessee's law banning transgender medical transitions on minors. The latest private sector jobs growth report indicates the economy is still recovering. And South Korea temporarily entered into Martial Law Rule and now the opposition party is poised to take over.

Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter of federal offenses after previously promising not to. Markets hold their money while waiting for more global stability and a better economy. And French far-right and far-left parties prepare to vote down the sitting government and prepare for new elections.

COP 29 ended Reagan and John break down the key takeaways and why environmentalism is so unpopular and what's wrong with it. And they discuss what God commands us to do with the environment and how we should approach it.