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For You This Banana Costs $1, For Her Its $1.50

Aug 25, 2026 · 13m

Summary

The Supreme Court cleared a hurdle for Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions, while the administration plans mass visa revocations for asylum seekers. Bitcoin surged past $80,000 amid a booming IPO market led by tech firms. Additionally, Congressmen Josh Gottheimer and Mike Lawler discuss their bipartisan bill to ban personalized dynamic pricing in grocery stores, aiming to prevent retailers from using consumer data to gouge shoppers.

Topics discussed

Sponsor: ReliaQuest Agentic Defense Supreme Court clears Trump's mail-in voting restrictions South Carolina Senate runoff: Graham vs. Norman Trump administration plans mass visa revocations Bitcoin hits $80,000 amid debasement trade IPO market heats up with Aura, Switch, and more Hyundai reaches wage deal with labor union Preview: Congressmen on surveillance pricing Sponsor: Fisher Investments Retailers embrace dynamic and surveillance pricing Lawmakers introduce bill to ban grocery surveillance pricing Distinguishing market pricing from predatory gouging Public support and congressional momentum for the bill
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