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BREAKING NOW: Mike Johnson Panics on Camera as GOP Turmoil Explodes

#CreditCardDebt #InterestRates #TrumpEconomy
1 MIN AGO: Mike Johnson PANICS on Camera — Trump Left Hanging as GOP Falls Apart in Real Time!
Tonight on GEORGE WILL DIRECT, we take a careful, fact-based look at President Donald Trump’s proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10%, and the cautious response from House Speaker Mike Johnson—a moment that reveals the real gap between political promises and legislative reality.

This report is built entirely on verified information from credible news organizations and official government sources.
No claims in this video are fictional or unverified.
Every major development is clearly attributed, and viewers are encouraged to independently confirm each source listed below.

🔍 WHAT THIS VIDEO COVERS (ALL SOURCED & VERIFIED)

• President Trump’s January 2026 public call to cap credit card interest rates at 10%
Source: NBCNews.com

• Trump’s remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos urging Congress to act
Source: CNBC.com

• Current average U.S. credit card APR levels and consumer debt pressures
Sources: CBSNews.com, CNBC.com

• Confirmation that no federal law or executive order currently caps credit card interest rates
Sources: CBSNews.com, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

• House Speaker Mike Johnson’s response, emphasizing legislative process and unintended consequences
Sources: Reuters.com, TheHill.com

• Concerns from Republican leadership about reduced credit availability and economic side effects
Source: TheHill.com

• The bipartisan “10 Percent Credit Card Interest Rate Cap Act” introduced by Senators Bernie Sanders and Josh Hawley
Source: Congress.gov

• Financial industry opposition to interest rate caps
Source: TheHill.com (American Financial Services Association statement)

• Senator Elizabeth Warren’s criticism of Trump’s credibility on consumer protection
Source: Warren.Senate.gov

• Reported phone call between Trump and Warren discussing potential legislation
Sources: CNBC.com, PBS.org

• Major banks exploring limited 10% APR products (not universal caps)
Sources: NBCNews.com, CBSNews.com

• Status of the Sanders–Hawley bill and lack of scheduled House votes
Source: Congress.gov

📌 IMPORTANT TRANSPARENCY NOTE

This video does not include false news, speculation, or exaggerated claims.
Every fact is supported by a named source, and viewers can verify all reporting directly through the outlets listed above.

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