It's June 15th.

You're listening to The President's Daily Brief.

I'm your host and former CIA officer Brian Dean Wright, who is feeling better, by the way.

Your morning intel starts now.

The brief you're about to hear is in the same spirit of the actual President's Daily Brief,

which is a top secret summary of the most critical events in the past 24 hours, all delivered

to the President each day by the nation's spymasters.

And so, ladies and gentlemen, I am your spy, and this is your brief.

Here's what we're going to be talking about this morning.

I've got some big updates, friends.

Three big stories.

Three big updates.

So get out those maps, either in your minds or on your computer screens, because we are

going to go around the world this morning.

First up, wheat wars, some good news, some bad news, and then some news that's, well,

it could be good, but let's see what happens, kind of news.

That's coming up.

Second, we're heading back to the Congo.

I've got an update on the conflict there that could interrupt mining, and that could

in turn mean higher prices for all of us.

Third, Japanese scientists are reporting this morning a major finding on COVID, and that

could have important implications here.

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