President Trump has made crypto a big part of his agenda.

He's even called himself the crypto president.

And last year, I promised to make America the Bitcoin superpower of the world and the crypto capital of the planet.

And we're taking historic action

to deliver on that promise. And today, the Wall Street Journal came out with a big scoop

on a potential deal between the Trump family and a crypto giant. Our reporting shows that

representatives of Trump's family have held talks to take a financial

stake in the U.S. arm of Binance, which is a crypto exchange that in 2023 pleaded guilty and paid a

pretty massive fine after it was accused of violating anti-money laundering requirements.

That's investigative reporter, Rebecca Ballhouse.

And according to Rebecca's reporting,

not only is the Trump family in talks about a stake in Binance,

but the founder of Binance, a convicted felon,

is also asking for a presidential pardon.

And so the fact of someone, you know, pushing for an official government action from the

president at the same time as accompanies in talks with the president's family or representatives

of the president's family is just a pretty striking mixture between official and personal business.

In an ordinary administration, the family of a president pursuing a business deal like this,

particularly in an industry that the president is actively making rules for and sort of

doing things that the industry has long wanted,

would in any ordinary administration be the enormous scandal?

In this administration, I would say, you know, the Trump organization has been pretty upfront

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