Today on Seculo, we'll look at the media frenzy following President Trump's address on the economy.

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host welcome to seculo i'm joined in studio by jordan seculo today and we have a packed show we'll be

joined by chief counsel of the aclj j seculo in just a segments, so you won't want to miss that. We'll be talking

about that probable cause issue with the FBI and the raid on Marilago, as well as we have Congressman

Jared Moskowitz, who will be joining us later in the broadcast that was rescheduled from earlier in the

week when they had some votes to talk about the rise in anti-Semitism and all of the

things that we've seen this week. But Jordan, we couldn't start the show without talking about

this address last night. Presidential address the nation. There was a flurry of news about it yesterday.

theories about what may be in this state. I mean, it was clear that, of course, the White House was pushing out

economic. You know, we're about to see, we've seen the inflation drop. I mean, under the Biden

administration, we hit 9%. We're down to 2.7%. So the idea that the terrorists would somehow

spike inflation, that was not true. So from the left, and again, a lot of the tariffs were being used as negotiating

tactics. So while it did bring in some into the U.S. economy, I think President Trump's the $18 billion,

it was a way to, again, renegotiate U.S. terrorists as well, what was happening to our

goods in other countries. And it looks like that has been a positive that did not impact inflation. You look at the stock market numbers today. They didn't like have some, like, oh, the presidents, we don't believe any of this. They were, I think it's up a little bit. So it's like it didn't have an impact there in a negative way. And I think that's always where you want to look at. Did this have a negative impact? No. And so the left wasn't really sure how to characterize

President Trump being more succinct. It was 18 minutes. I thought when I turned it on at eight,

I'd probably have 45 minutes of watching. And you know, you don't know other issues that

might pop up along the way but it was very

centered and focused on the economy and the big test is going to be will the big beautiful

bill actually do what the president and the Republicans who passed that bill primarily

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