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It's January 12th. You're listening to the president's daily brief.

I'm your host and former CIA officer Brian Dean Wright. Your morning intel starts now.

A good day to you ladies and gentlemen. I've got six briefs for you this morning that are

shaping America and the world. First Joe Biden has promised that $7 billion in new aid to

Central America will slow or stop illegal migration. We'll talk about whether or not that is likely

true. Second, we've got a robbery to talk about in the country of Chile involves copper and it

might just affect your pocketbook. Third, Sweden's plan to join the military alliance of NATO has

hit a brick wall and is the country of Turkey that's to blame. Fourth and switching gears to

domestic affairs. Texas is swimming in a budget surplus while California is sinking with major

deficit. I'll explain why. Next, some potentially good news for America's farmers and ranchers as

they fight for their ability to repair their own farm equipment. Finally, to wrap up today's

brief, I've got an update on the Biden intel scandal. They have found more classified documents in

a new, unsecured location. But before we get to that, we got to get started with this. Yesterday was

the conclusion of the meetings between the leaders of Mexico, Canada and the US, where one of the

final things that they discussed was illegal migration. At a press conference yesterday, Joe Biden

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