It's Wednesday, August 13th, 2025, a steady-eddy economy. The White House gives the D.C. homeless

population a choice and why I don't think computer programmers need to fear AI just yet.

Next on the AM update.

Well, new inflation numbers came in yesterday. Some beating expectations, some surpassing expectations.

The White House says it's looking pretty good.

We continue to see positive economic reports across the board.

Today's CPI report revealed that inflation beat market expectations once again, and inflation

remains stable.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt, whom we'll hear from in just a little bit.

Treasury Secretary Scott Besson says there's no demonstrable negative impact from tariffs, even though they've been around now for months.

Here he is on Fox News.

Just on the tariff income, I've been saying 300 billion, but I think we're going to have to substantially

revise that up, so well in excess, 1% of GDP.

And then with the new investments, they're the sovereign investments that we talk about.

But then, in terms of the committed investment by private industry, we're well over 10 trillion.

The White House and others close to the White House continue to tout the fact, or the claim anyway,

that it's not the American consumer that's paying for tariffs.

It's largely foreign governance and foreign corporations.

Well, this continues to nominate the news cycle,

the D.C. Home Rule Act. Here is Press Secretary Caroline Levitt once more, who says they're

already making tons of arrests. Yesterday, President Trump took bold action to finally restore

law and order right here in our nation's capital. The president declared a crime emergency in the

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