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June Calloway: Good morning. June Calloway here. Let’s look at the overnight tape.
June Calloway: Our measurement shows X:ETHUSD rose +0.75% at the 81st percentile.
June Calloway: X:BTCUSD rose +0.56% at the 79th percentile.
June Calloway: VIXY rose +0.33% at the 40th percentile.
June Calloway: QQQ edged up +0.09% at the 39th percentile.
June Calloway: DJT edged down -0.06% at the 9th percentile.
June Calloway: Now, to what he posted.
June Calloway: He amplified a link claiming total tax refunds issued in 2025 jumped 17% compared to 2024. He frames this as a direct result of the president’s signature law.
June Calloway: On Iran, he reiterated that the number one goal is preventing them from obtaining a nuclear weapon in any way, shape, or form.
June Calloway: He also shared an image of a tweet by Hugh Hewitt discussing Chief Justice Roberts and presidential authority over White House construction sites.
June Calloway: In his own text, he criticized Fox News for showing outdated pictures of the Military Complex. He claims the hardest work is substantially complete.
June Calloway: He accused Shannon Bream’s show of bias and called her 'Milktoast.' He noted she should have shown updated photos instead.
June Calloway: He further claimed that prior to his landslide win, he took 86% of the counties.
June Calloway: He highlighted the return of former hostage Kevin Rideout, marking the 110th captive American liberated since he was sworn in for a second time.
June Calloway: He also posted about vandals damaging the grass near the World War II Monument and Reflecting Pool, insisting the pool will open again soon.
June Calloway: What to watch today: his continued critique of media coverage regarding the White House construction progress.
June Calloway: That is the brief. I am handing off the shift. Have a good day.
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