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  MeidasTouch Sunday Message Ben Meiselas and MeidasTouch Network Sep 20 Hey everybody, this is Ben Meiselas, co-founder of the MeidasTouch Network, here with my Sunday message. As you know, the Sunday message is my favorite post I do every week, where we can reflect on what’s already occurred and what’s happening in the week ahead. I want to thank all of our subscribers at the outset for making this network possible. Our growth is made possible thanks to you. As we expand our international coverage, our Washington, D.C. bureau, our expansion into different channels, that’s all made possible by you, so thank you. All right, let’s get into it. Obviously, the economic picture got grimmer this week, and Donald Trump seems to continue to plunge this country into more difficult times. That’s an understatement. Oil is at record highs, which means gas and diesel are at record highs. We saw some diesel shortages in areas like North Texas and Southeast Michigan and certain stations in Orla...

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