Welcome to the beat, everyone. I'm Ari Melbourne, and we start with what can only be described, I should say, as a self-enrichment scheme.

Normally, presidents are busy presidenting, and they're not trying to get a lot of money for themselves during their time in office.

But President Trump is going down the road of this crypto self-enrichment, with many experts saying it is an open door

for corruption. Now, I want to show you a trifecta. J.D. Vance, along with Trump's adult sons,

family members, going to a major crypto conference in Las Vegas. So this is their priority,

whether that is policy, business self-enrichment,

or a conflict mix of the two is one of the big questions tonight. Now, experts, lawmakers,

Trump himself, have warned that while crypto may serve some purposes for some people,

it is a high-risk gamble, definitely a way that you could lose money.

So if you don't have a lot of money to lose, be careful.

All of those kind of warnings we heard before Donald Trump found these donors, what some

called the Trump Crypto Alliance.

That's a mouthful there, but I'm quoting the Wall Street Journal headline.

This week is Family's Media Company, right, which said they wanted to do truth. Social and that stuff

now has found, with the power of the presidency, they're changing gears. They want to bring in over

$2 billion in Bitcoin while Trump oversees a government that's supposed to regulate it.

So that's where the self-enrichment comes

from, regulating, profiting, and then cheerleading what everyone understands to be a new and

potentially costly dangerous techno situation. Here was J.D. Vance. I'm here today to say,

loud and clear, with President Trump,

Crypto finally has a champion and an ally in the White House.

Maybe the most important thing that we did for this community,

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