The banking system is accused of discriminating against conservatives and against crypto companies,

and this often involves debanking. President Donald Trump is now allegedly preparing actions

to prevent this practice from continuing. Meanwhile, in California, there are growing concerns

that parents could have their children more easily taken away from them if a new bill that expands the

definition of a caregiver becomes law. I'll be talking about these topics and more today.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip and you're listening to Crossroads.

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Well, look, what's happening now?

The banking system,

they're being accused of discriminating against conservatives and against crypto companies.

Now, this is not a new debate. You might have heard it when, for example, Donald Trump himself was being canceled by the banks before he became president. But what this is about, this is

about debanking.

Trump is now allegedly preparing actions to prevent this practice from continuing.

And this is according to a draft executive order seen by the Wall Street Journal, which they say

could be signed this week. Here's what they say. The White House is preparing to step up pressure against big banks

over perceived discrimination against conservatives and crypto companies with an executive order

that threatens to fine lenders that drop customers for political reasons. Now, I notes this.

It says a draft of the executive order, which was viewed by the

Wall Street Journal, directs bank regulators to investigate whether any financial institutions

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