And the top story in politics is how affordability, high prices, and economic pain are shaping voters priorities, including powering that Democratic sweep in last month's elections. President Trump noticed he's responding tonight speaking in Pennsylvania on a tour that has been touted as his sort of response to voters concerns. And we have a view from Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania.Von Hillard will be reporting for us there shortly. You're looking at part of that tour. Trump's planned speech is also an implicit ...

RT The Atlas Society (@TheAtlasSociety)Free the market, and the results speak for themselves. https://t.co/vcNJ57zGSM ...

Bitcoin is not the only free market left. There are plenty of them.Carry on.Jack Mallers (@jackmallers):Gold making new highs tells you fiat is broken and governments have to print.Bitcoin selling off tells you the system will crack before they’re forced to.Remember, Bitcoin is the only free market we have left. A liquidity smoke alarm revealing truths the system tries to hide. ...

RT Gregory A. (@Greg4Trump)@therecount The Affordable Care Act wasn't affordable from the start. It was just a big money laundering scheme for Big Insurance and Big Pharma. And then back to Congressmen.Everything the Government gets involved with turns to shit.The Free Market does a much better job... https://t.co/XKdxG1Dk2G ...

Political Landscape & Election Results - Argentina's President faced a crucial midterm test [1] - Investors lost faith in free market experiment after a crushing defeat [2] - The President turned it around with 41% of total votes, nine points above the opposition [2] - The election result doesn't mean things will be easy, still far short of a simple majority in the lower house [3] - Lasting reforms (tax, labor, and pension) are key to ensure re-election in 2027 [3] Market Reaction - Argentina bonds and stocks soared in response to the election results [2] - Benchmark dollar notes were up more than 0.13% [2] International Relations - Donald Trump extended a $20 billion lifeline to the crisis-prone nation [2]

America's cattle ranchers and some of the biggest organizations representing them are voicing heated opposition to President Trump's decision to help Argentina. They say his plan to quadruple beef imports from Argentina will seriously hurt their bottom line just when they've had some rare years of profitability. But the president dismissed that criticism, writing on Truth Social, the farmers don't understand how they're benefiting from his tariffs.Our MSNBC teams are reporting live from cattle ranches in bo ...

RT Dave Ripley (@DavidLRipley)This panel hosted by the American Bankers Association said allowing companies like @krakenfx or @coinbase to pay interest on stablecoins would be “a detriment.”A detriment to who?Healthy competition is the bedrock of a free market and free markets benefit actual consumers and businesses. Consumers should have the freedom to choose where they hold value and the most efficient way to send that value.The reality is that regulatory moats do exist and they do work to enrich the comp ...

Core Viewpoint - Billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya defends President Trump's actions regarding solar energy, asserting that the removal of certain subsidies has not harmed the industry but rather allowed for a more competitive market [1][2]. Group 1: Impact of Subsidy Rollbacks - Palihapitiya states that Trump did not kill solar energy, as the best-run solar businesses continue to thrive despite subsidy cuts [2]. - He argues that the removal of Biden-era incentives distorted market dynamics, and Trump's actions have corrected this by eliminating subsidies that led to a dysfunctional market [3]. - The withdrawal of subsidies has resulted in a "cleansing effect" within the solar industry, causing poorly managed companies to go out of business [4]. Group 2: Market Dynamics and Investment - The current market allows for a more direct comparison between coal, oil, natural gas, and solar energy, which is expected to attract more investment in the sector [5]. - While some projects may no longer be viable due to subsidy rollbacks, there are still many thriving solar companies, such as Tesla Inc. and Palmetto, that are experiencing significant growth [5]. - Palihapitiya concludes that the removal of IRA subsidies has enabled the free market to differentiate between successful and unsuccessful companies [6]. Group 3: Regulatory Environment - The Trump administration has halted the approval of new wind and solar projects, emphasizing a shift in policy direction [6]. - Recently, the administration withdrew $679 million in federal funding for twelve infrastructure projects aimed at supporting offshore wind power [6].

Economic Principles - Free market capitalism is viewed as the sole generator of growth and prosperity for all [1] - Attempts to redistribute wealth are seen as counterproductive to wealth creation [1] Political Commentary - The left is characterized as seeking to redistribute wealth due to an inability to create it [1]

Market Analysis - The free market is the most effective mechanism for problem-solving [1] - Local housing regulations impede the free market, leading to decreased home affordability [2] Policy Recommendation - Deregulation and increased construction are recommended [3] - Market prices will adjust in response to deregulation and increased construction [4]