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A screenshot/graphic attributed to Stephen Moore, framed with italic captions reading "From Stephen Moore" and "Shows inflation running at half the Biden rate." Below is a line chart titled "CPI Growth Since Taking Office," with the x-axis "Months in Office" (0-48) and y-axis "CPI Growth Percent" (0-22). Three lines are plotted: a red "Trump 1st Term" line, a blue "Under Biden/Harris" line, and a red "Trump 2nd Term" line (both Trump terms shown in red). The blue Biden/Harris line rises steepest, reaching about 21% by month 48, with a callout box noting "11.7% Inflation Biden" at roughly month 16-17. The Trump 2nd Term line is annotated "5.5% Inflation Trump Term2" at a similar early point, tracking noticeably lower than the Biden line at the same number of months. Another callout reads "3.6% Inflation Trump Term 1" pointing to the Trump 1st Term red line, which stays flat around 6-8% through 48 months.

Text in image: From Stephen Moore Shows inflation running at half the Biden rate CPI Growth Since Taking Office Trump 1st Term Under Biden/Harris Trump 2nd Term 11.7% Inflation Biden 5.5% Inflation Trump Term2 3.6% Inflation Trump Term 1 CPI Growth Percent 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 Months in Office

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A news-style graphic with a background photo of a glass skyscraper against a blue sky. In the center-left is a circular inset photo of Donald Trump's face, looking directly at the camera with a neutral/serious expression. To the right, overlapping, is a circular blue-and-white Intel logo. In the top right corner is a small green rounded-square logo reading "Sê" (likely a watermark/source badge). Near the bottom left is a green "BREAKING" label, followed by large white text reading "$51B" and below it a bold white headline making a financial claim about a Trump administration Intel investment.

Text in image: Sê BREAKING $51B TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S $8.9 BILLION INTEL INVESTMENT IS NOW WORTH OVER $51 BILLION

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And the president happens to believe, and I agree, that we need to lower interest rates. I think we need to take a look at this quantitative easing that's going on. By the way, I'm very happy with the president working with Fannie Mae and Fannie Mac and buying back those bonds to bring interest rates down and impact the cost of housing right now. So there's lots of great things out there the president is doing to impact the true problems and that would be the cost of housing, thanks to four years of Joe Biden's inflation that led to a 50% increase in housing costs.

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>> My God, we just got a report from the Fed Atlanta bank that says we grew at 5.3% in the fourth quarter. This is an absolutely booming economy right now.

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The U.S. will have reported likely, despite the government shutdown, despite the longest government shutdown in history, 4.1 percent growth for the past three quarters. And so we have been successful at that Europe last week celebrated 0.3 percent growth. So it's no comparison. And I think we are beginning to accelerate, and importantly, everything we are doing is to fix this terrible Biden inflation from the past four years, 21.5 percent, much more for working families, and we are bringing that down.

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Since Wednesday, monetary policy has gotten easier. Why? Because the president went out and announced Fannie and Freddie, I want you to go buy $200 billion worth of mortgage bonds. That's unprecedented. That's monetary policy getting easier.

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