New Year, Another Spending Fight in Washington

The video discusses potential changes in the White House staff, particularly focusing on foreign policy issues involving Rex Tillerson, Iran, and North Korea. It also covers economic policies, including trickle-down economics and tax plans, and their implications for the 2018 midterms. The potential government shutdown and infrastructure plans are highlighted, along with the role of the House Freedom Caucus and President Trump's negotiations with Democrats. Finally, the video delves into financial deregulation, emphasizing the Banking Committee's efforts and the need for bipartisan support.

What global events are influencing potential changes in the White House?

• The FIFA World Cup and developments in Russia

• The Winter Games and developments in Iran and North Korea

• The Summer Olympics and developments in Syria

• The G20 Summit and developments in China

What economic theory is the White House banking on for the 2018 midterms?

• Monetarism

• Supply-side economics

• Keynesian economics

• Trickle-down economics

What is a major concern for Congress in the upcoming weeks?

• Implementing new education standards

• Avoiding a government shutdown

• Addressing climate change policies

• Passing a healthcare reform bill

What is the focus of the financial services deregulatory policy?

• Increasing taxes on large banks

• Providing regulatory relief for community banks

• Nationalizing the banking sector

• Implementing stricter regulations on financial institutions

Who is expected to play a key role in advancing community banking regulatory relief?

• The Banking Committee

• The House Freedom Caucus

• The Supreme Court

• The President