It's Wednesday, May 28th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is Wadaday, the show that salutes

U.S. District Judge for the District of Columbia, Richard Leon, for using 26 exclamation points

to smack down President Donald Trump's effort to target a major law firm via executive order.

To quote Leon, indeed, to rule otherwise would be unfaithful to the judgment

and vision of the founding fathers, exclamation point. On today's show, it turns out the majority

of district court judges aren't ruling in Trump's favor despite their political party appointment.

And Little Marco was coming for

foreign student visas. But first, let's talk about how the White House is for sale. On Tuesday,

Trump Media and Technology Group announced it would be raising more than $2 billion to invest in Bitcoin.

As the name might indicate, President Donald Trump is heavily involved in Trump Media and Technology Group.

He's the company's largest

shareholder. Trump Media is also the parent company of Truth Social, where Trump posts literally

every thought that enters his head. This deal is not the president's first do-se-do with

cryptocurrency. There was his dinner last week with the top holders of the president's meme coin.

The Trump family owns 60% of

World Liberty Financial, another crypto firm that's playing a central role in a $2 billion deal

between an investment firm backed by the government of the United Arab Emirates and Binance,

the biggest crypto exchange on Earth. In short, the president of the United States has made

it clear. He and his family are going

to make as much money as possible and are thrilled that crypto is giving them the chance to do so,

even if press secretary Caroline Levitt tries to argue otherwise. It's absurd for anyone to insinuate

that this president is profiting off of the presidency. This president was incredibly successful before giving it all up to serve our country publicly.

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