7/3(금 LA) ➡트럼프, 관세유예 전날 주식 사고, 유예 당일엔 국민에게 “주식 사라”

00:00 Trump buys stocks the day before tariff relief, then on the day of the relief tells Americans “Go buy stocks”... (headline) 03:37 “America’s 250th founding anniversary – what is that?” 10:42 Big and small milestones from America’s founding to today: happiness, macaroni, Roosevelt, revolution 31:49 Trump’s stock investments and his remarks on tariff policy 36:25 Trump: “There is no conflict of interest in my making money; if anything, I feel sorry for my sons” 40:56 Former Olympian indicted for vandalizing the Reflecting Pool: “This is the government threatening everyone” 46:00 Iran: “If the U.S. and Israel fail to honor the agreement, we will take proportionate countermeasures” 48:52 Korean football – is it dead, or can it be saved? Headline section Nearly half of Americans either don’t know what America’s 250th founding anniversary and Independence Day actually mean, or misunderstand it; among those who think they know, only 39% understand its significance correctly. The New York Times has summed up the core of several months of coverage released ahead of Independence Day. It asked what “happiness” means in the Declaration of Independence, and it highlighted food in the early years after independence and the key turning points that made the United States a global leader. President Trump told the public that “now is the time to buy stocks,” urging them to purchase shares, but just before that he himself had already loaded up on blue-chip names like Apple and Amazon. He shook the markets with a tariff shock, then, on the day before announcing a temporary suspension of those tariffs, bought large-cap tech stocks in his own accounts and the next day urged people to buy, saying “this is a great time to invest.” In a CNBC interview, President Trump defended the 1.4 billion dollars he earned from cryptocurrency businesses in 2025, saying he does not know the detailed state of his finances but “could know it if I wanted to.” He also said it makes him feel bad that his sons cannot freely run their businesses because of conflicts of interest. A former Olympic athlete has been indicted for allegedly damaging the Reflecting Pool in Washington. His legal team claims this shows the administration trying to shift blame for its own failures onto others. Iran has warned that it will respond if the United States and Israel fail to fully implement the terms of their agreement. “Korean football is dead. Furious fans are demanding sweeping reform.” This BBC report, which says Korean football is only now entering a long-overdue moment of self‑reflection, offers a broad framework for those who are already familiar with the frustrations surrounding Korean football. Hashtags #KangHyeshinsTodayInAmerica #Trump #Cryptocurrency #KoreanFootball #HongMyungbo #Iran #USIndependenceDay #America250 #StockBuying #ConflictOfInterest #TariffPolicy #SonHeungmin #HongMyungbo This program covers political and social issues in the United States and around the world in a balanced way. It is fact‑based, contains no sensational or explicit material, and complies with YouTube’s advertiser‑friendly content guidelines.