Plus: a Trump-backed Congo mineral deal aimed straight at China, three 6-3 Supreme Court immigration rulings in a single morning & Denmark moving to silence the public call to prayer — all in today's episode.

Something happened at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, and a federal court filing just put it on the record. A National Park Service official swore under oath that the pool's new lining was cut open with a sharp knife or razor, with roughly 70 fence-post caps thrown into the water. No suspect named. No motive on paper. The President calls it sabotage and points to a 350-foot gash; the filing won't say who or why. So which is it — a coordinated hit on a national monument weeks before America's 250th, or something the experts are quietly disputing? We walk you to the edge of it and let you decide.

Then the story almost nobody covered: a little-known American company, backed by Washington, just took control of two cobalt and copper mines in the Congo — the first U.S.-owned mining operation there in over a decade, in a country where Chinese interests control more than 70% of the supply. We connect it to the Supreme Court handing down three immigration rulings before lunch, an $89 million payroll-tax fraud scheme that just ended in a federal sentence, Denmark drawing a line over loudspeaker prayer calls, and an economy that shrugged off the Iran oil shock the legacy media swore would sink it. There is a famine of truth in our land. This is your quick news fix — and the truth starts now.

00:00 Welcome to 647

01:06 Trump 250th Anniversary

05:11 Economy Beats Oil Shock

11:18 Congo Minerals Win

16:10 Reflecting Pool Vandalism

20:03 Payroll Fraud Sentencing

24:15 Supreme Court Immigration

27:25 Denmark Prayer Ban

31:49 Reflecting Pool Science

38:04 Closing Blessing

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