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It's January 17th. 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 five briefs for you this morning that are

shaping America and the world. Today we are going to focus our foreign briefs mostly on Europe.

First, we've got an update on the wheat wars. Turns out that Ukraine's wheat did not end up with

poor nations as planned. Second, we pivot to the energy wars in Europe to include a brewing

diesel crisis and a fight over coal in Germany. Next, we come home to America for a brief on the

growing Biden intel scandal. Another day, another round of documents found at his home.

Then we had to El Paso, Texas, where New York City's mayor was there speaking about the migrant

crisis. And he said to them, do not come to my sanctuary city. All right, we'll talk about that.

Then we wrap up our main briefs with a focus on electric vehicles. Sales are growing worldwide,

but not in one place in the US. They actually might ban those cars starting in the year 2035.

Later, we close out the podcast with a study on the health differences between men and women

when it comes to obesity. But before we get to that, we got to get started with this.

This morning's PDB kicks off with an update to the wheat wars that, of course, was the focus of

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