

Memorial Day prices, WWII soldiers returned, future of the penny & more
4 snips May 26, 2025
The podcast explores how President Trump's tariff decisions might inflate Memorial Day shopping costs. It also tells the heartbreaking story of a Gaza doctor who lost most of her children in a strike. A moving segment covers the return of four World War II soldiers to their hometowns for burial. Lastly, experts discuss the fading future of the American penny and what it means for collectors and commerce. Tune in for a mix of poignant tales and economic insights!
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Tariffs Delay Affects Prices
- Tariffs on European Union goods were delayed until July 9th to allow more negotiation time.
- This delay may increase prices on items like fireworks and American flags made in the U.S. during Memorial Day.
Medicaid in Domestic Policy Bill
- The domestic policy bill faces Senate concerns over adding $3.8 trillion to debt and Medicaid cuts.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson insists the bill does not cut Medicaid but targets fraud and abuse.
Tragic Gaza Airstrike Loss
- An Israeli strike on a Gaza ER doctor's home killed nine of her ten children.
- The doctor continues to work despite the tragedy, illustrating the conflict's human cost.