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Trump proposed nominating Ted Cruz to the U.S. Supreme Court during remarks at a Trump accounts summit.
Trump praised Cruz as a tough and brilliant legal mind in the same remarks.
Trump claimed Cruz would receive votes from Democrats and Republicans alike if nominated.
The exchange underscores Trump’s leverage over Cruz in GOP discussions about high court picks.
The remarks were part of broader coverage by Raw Story on Trump’s rhetoric and potential nominations.
The article notes the context of the event as a Trump accounts summit at the Treasury Department.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will host a summit highlighting investment accounts and America's future.
The discussion comes ahead of policy plans under the Trump administration.
Aishah Hasnie conducted the interview for Fox News during the segment.
The clip was aired on Fox Business Channel as part of the program lineup.
The report ties investment accounts to broader economic strategy.
The reference notes related show tags and program listings for viewers.
The article emphasizes a future-facing economic agenda from the administration.
The event underscores a televised platform for policy discussion.
No definitive details on specific accounts are provided in the excerpt.
The source material is a video transcript excerpt from Fox Business.

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Bessent ties the 39% favorable view of socialism to a large share of Americans with no stock exposure.
About 38% of American households reportedly have no exposure to equities, per the Philadelphia Fed data cited.
The Trump Accounts initiative aims to give children a stake in corporate America through broad-based index funds.
Bessent frames the program as part of President Donald Trump’s enduring legacy, alongside other policy goals.
Fortune notes that even with more accounts, stock market gains remain highly concentrated among the top 10% of households.
The piece notes the role of billionaire philanthropy connected to the Trump Accounts.
Polling shows young Americans may like free enterprise yet support stronger safety nets and checks on corporate power.
Fortune acknowledges the study used generative AI as a research tool with editors verifying accuracy.
Bessent argues that broader stock market participation could alter young people's views of capitalism over time.
The article notes the ongoing volatility of markets despite long-term gains.
Fortune highlights that the debate around socialism often reflects views on safety nets versus free enterprise.

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Trump unveils a plan to create newborns' 401(k)-style accounts, starting with a $1,000 initial contribution for each child born 2025–2028.
Accounts would be invested in low-cost U.S. equity index funds and tax-free while the funds grow until age 18.
The plan would launch on July 4 as part of the United States' 250th birthday celebrations.
Enrollment would occur via trumpaccounts.gov, with formal IRS documentation required for participation.
Support from notable donors and celebrities is cited as expanding the program’s reach.
The proposal frames the accounts as a tool for thrift, savings and future socio-economic mobility.
The article presents a contrast to other government spending, arguing this plan is an investment rather than a debt driver.
The piece notes the initiative ties into national identity and the country’s 250th birthday celebrations.
Media coverage includes a keynote moment with Nicki Minaj at the summit.
The plan specifies that withdrawals would be taxed as ordinary income once beneficiaries turn 18.
Some critics and columnists are cited to provide a broader range of viewpoints on the proposal.

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