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It's January 24th. 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 four briefs for you this morning that are

shaping America and the world. First we start in Peru with the latest on growing protests there

and how they're impacting copper prices and the global economy. Second we head over to Brazil where

the country's president there is cracking down on protesters and actually blaming Donald Trump

for inspiring them. Third the country of Turkey is slamming the door shut on expanding NATO

all because of a politician in Sweden who set fire to a very important book.

Finally we are going to take a ride this morning in a hot air balloon. Yeah flying high above

the American Midwest to see something very beautiful and very alarming if we don't take action soon.

Later we close out the podcast with a study about the importance of kids putting down those

phones and TVs and getting outside. It's good for their brains, science says. But before we get to

that we got to get started with this. A new round of protests in the South American

country of Peru means more trouble for consumers globally to include here in the US.

So here's what we know and why we should care. So as PDB listeners probably remember about six

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