January 1, Trump Shakes Up Pharma, Media, and Tariff Rules

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump pushes for medicine price cuts and a new online pharmacy.
• He wants higher tariffs on foreign movies and furniture to protect American jobs.
• Trump stands firm against government waste and foreign interference in American life.

President Trump is making noise—pushing drug price cuts with TrumpRx and taking on Big Pharma for better deals.

He also calls for tariffs on movies and furniture made outside the country, saying it’s time for America to stand up for its own.

When YouTubeTV dropped Univision’s local stations, Trump urged Google to put them back—a move that struck a nerve with conservatives.

He’s not shy about criticizing companies or government agencies he thinks are wasting money or hurting American families.

A new statue of Trump and Epstein briefly appeared at the National Mall, claiming to honor their “friendship,” but vanished again soon after.

Meanwhile, Trump plans to join Pete Hegseth in a meeting with top military leaders, showing his focus on strong leadership.

Trump didn’t hold back on FBI and DOJ matters either.

“I would think they are doing that,” President Trump said when asked if the DOJ is investigating ex-FBI Director Wray.

He blasted former FBI Director Comey as well.

“He is a Dirty Cop, and always has been, but he was just assigned a Crooked Joe Biden appointed Judge, so he’s off to a very good start,” President Trump said

He instructed pregnant women:

“Pregnant Women, DON’T USE TYLENOL UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, DON’T GIVE TYLENOL TO YOUR YOUNG CHILD FOR VIRTUALLY ANY REASON,” President Trump said

He isn’t backing down on border issues or sending the National Guard to keep peace in Oregon, even with legal pushback.

By taking on Antifa and confronting demands for illegal alien health care, he’s keeping his promise to protect regular Americans.

He says he’ll keep calling out waste, foreign meddling, and policies that put American workers last.

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Wyatt Matters

Every move here is about putting American families and jobs first.

Heartland values mean not letting big companies, foreign countries, or political games shortchange the people who build this country.

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