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JD Vance: WARNING *THIS* DEATH SPIRAL may Take Down Trump

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that is one of the ways they could take

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down Donald Trump it would be

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devastating to the president if you had

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this death spiral well I have to admit I

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have incorrectly been a bond market Bull

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since right before the Federal Reserve

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cut interest rates 50 basis points I

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figured with inflationary signals fading

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away company earnings calls remarking on

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a lack of pricing power and quite

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frankly the likelihood that the Federal

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Reserve will have to increase the pace

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of their rate cutting not decrease it

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there was only one way to go for bond

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yields that was down which would mean

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bond prices would go up but I missed

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this a conversation from JD Vance with

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Tucker Carlson and the implications of

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pricing in a potential Donald Trump

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presidency but don't hear it from me let

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me play you what JD Vance said on

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September 18th the same day the Federal

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Reserve cut interest rates 50 basis

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points and then let's talk about what

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some of the takeaways from this are what

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they mean for bond yields from then

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until now which let's just say not good

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but then let's also talk about what they

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potentially mean going forward depending

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on what kind of presidency we end up

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getting here we go the thing I really

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worry about on on bond markets is okay

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we have call it$ 1.6 to2 trillion in

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debt every single year in this country

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getting added to the national debt and

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the only thing that really makes that

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service ible is that interest rates are

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still pretty low right they're about 4

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and a half% right now if interest rates

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go to 8% and you're actually spending

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way more to service the debt than you

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are on actual like good services and

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infrastructure for your country like

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that can become a huge spiral that could

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take down the finances of this country

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we've never had that in 200 plus years

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of being an American Republic we've

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never had a true debt spiral in this

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country so I really worry about do the

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bond markets do the international

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investors the people who are getting

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rich off of globalization the people who

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have gotten Rich from Shipping our

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manufacturing base to China the people

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who' have gotten Rich from a lot of Wars

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do they try to take down the Trump

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presidency by spiking Bond rates and and

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one of the things that I think a lot

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about and I talked to the president

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about this a lot is when we think about

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who we're choosing as treasury secretary

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one of the things the president of

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course it's his choice ultimately is

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we've got to find the guy who's going to

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make sure that we can manage this

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country through a real time of crisis

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where we get the country's finances back

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on track that is one of the ways they

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could take down Donald Trump and you

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have to ask yourself the tools at their

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disposal they're doing everything that

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they can to manipulate voters I don't

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think it's going to work but if Trump

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wins it's not just going to be smooth

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sailing for four years they're going to

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do everything that they can to take down

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the key number is that interest rate I

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think that's probably the most the most

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important and the most impactful way

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they could try to take down as

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presidency is by spiking the interest

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rates you saw this by the way Tucker Liz

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trust in in Britain okay which by the

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way like I I like Liz truss I disagree

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with her on a lot of issues um but like

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so I'm not I'm not trying to stand up or

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say Liz truss is my person but look she

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came in she had a plan and the bank of

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England I think made a lot of mistakes

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maybe intentional interest rates shot

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through the roof and it took down her

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government in a matter of days of course

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we don't have the same style of

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government but it would be devastating

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to the president if you had this bond

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market death spiral and that's one of

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the things we're going to have to fight

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against when we win again I think we're

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going to win let's understand that for a

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moment they referred to the destruction

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of the Trump presidency potentially via

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Rising interest rates through the bond

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market now Liz truss took office on

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September 6th of

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2022 take a look at the 10-year guilt

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this is the United Kingdom Bond the

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10year version of it you'll notice

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between August and then the end of

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September and then the beginning of

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October during the Liz trust

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Administration which lasted less Long

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than a lettuce head but she did end up

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getting replaced and yields promptly

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came down although not as much as they

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had come you know as much as they had

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moved up there was some relief after she

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was replaced but this increase of uh

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actually if you look at this from 2.3%

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up to about 4.1 this is a

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1.8 percentage Point increase in the

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yield on the 10-year going from 2 2.3

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all the way up to 4.1 this creates

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massive losses for bond market

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investors and it was due to the fear of

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a trust Administration and JD Vance here

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the day of the Federal Reserve 50 basis

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point cut is arguing what if the bond

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market prices in that Donald Trump is

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going to Skyrocket interest rates and

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since this warning as you could see on

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this chart the 10-year treasury yield

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has skyrocketed from about

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3.65 is% all the way up to about

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4.27 now that's only about it's actually

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slightly less than half as bad as the

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skyrocketing that you got because of Liz

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truss but JD Vance is basically arguing

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here hey this could really hurt us now

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why could Rising yields hurt us like in

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plain English why could this be Dev

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stating to the Trump

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Administration it's simple in 2007 the

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Federal Reserve cut interest rates on

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September 18th 2007 by 50 basis points

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they went from 5 and a qu to

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4.75 it's the same exact day just quite

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literally 17 years later that we just

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cut interest rates from the same amount

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5 and a quarter to 4.75 by 50 basis

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points except then we did it leading

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into the Great Recession great financial

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crisis everybody argues today that this

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time is different but what actually

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helped contribute to the financial

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crisis of 2007 2008

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2009 Rising yields and this is what JD

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Vance is worried about I think he's a

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smart person and he realizes that oh no

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if markets for some reason think that

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Donald Trump or a trump Administration

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would lead to Rising yields it's going

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to make it harder for us to deal with

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the massive debts that we have in

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addition to that it could actually

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create a recession that's the problem

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when yields go up when the Federal

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Reserve is trying to loosen monetary

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policy you actually make it harder for

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the Federal Reserve to relax economic

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tension you make it harder to expand

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business or to hire or to invest in new

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business products or capital

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infrastructure or whatever because

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interest rates are even higher now add

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to this what companies like Robo bank or

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individuals like Nick T over at the Wall

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Street Journal say about the Trump

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Administration now this is not a dig on

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the Trump Administration is just simply

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arguing what is being said about the two

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administrations first Robo bank has

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suggested that Donald Trump would mean

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tax cuts for corporations and households

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deregulation and a termination of

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electric vehicle tax credits in addition

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to that we might see the stopping of the

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flow of illegal immigrants and we might

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end up seeing a single-handed imposition

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of tariffs of up to 10 to 20% they go

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ahead and outline this here let's go

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ahead and jump over to the PDF so you

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could see it yourself so you know it's

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not just me making this stuff up

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although I would hope that you never

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think that anyway let's hop

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over okay here it is so uh this is what

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I just read out to you this section here

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and it suggests that Donald Trump can

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singlehandedly impose these tariffs on

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other countries comma Harris they argue

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would instead be Biden with a Twist

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reduce health care costs tax hikes for

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the rich and corporations tax cuts for

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the middle class with a goal to stop

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price scouching and provide $25,000 of

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down payment assistance for first-time

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home buyers the impact out of all of

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this well when it comes to inflation

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they believe that Donald Trump will lead

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to higher inflation in every single year

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between 25 6 and 7 now they do argue

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that in both cases you will have a

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divided Congress and they actually go

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pretty generous here on Trump they only

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assume when you read the document they

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only assume that he's going to get

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through a 5% tariff on foreign countries

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they actually argue that the inflation

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under Trump would be substantially

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higher if you had even more tariffs but

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take a look look at this 25% Harris in

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2025 3.1 Trump 2.7 Harris 26 4.0 Trump

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2.3 Harris in 2027 2.5 Trump this is a

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remarkable difference here uh and if we

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zoom up for a moment I just want you to

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see sort of the summary they have here

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and then we'll go to GDP look at this

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with only one week to go before the

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elections the Harris bounce in the poll

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is fading a trump presidency would

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likely lead to a universal tariff in

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even higher tariffs on China with

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support from Congress he would cut taxes

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deregulate the economy and reduce

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immigration a Harris presidency would be

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an extension of the Biden

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administration's policies with targeted

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tariffs on China reducing health care

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costs and trying to cut taxes for the

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middle class however two new Harris

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specific policy plans focus on stopping

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price gouging and dealing with the

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housing market shortages you know would

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lead to uncertainties right in their

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simulations Trump's Universal tariff

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would lead to a rebound in inflation

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that could be one of the reasons why

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we're seeing a spike in yields is this

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pricing in of Donald Trump that we're

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seeing and it's not just uh an inflation

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concern but it's also partly a

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stagflationary concern which is

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concerning take a look at this real GDP

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forecast here under Trump negative 2%

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compared to Harris in 2025 NE .7

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compared to Harris in 26 and .2 compared

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to Harris in 2027 this does not even

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include a recession scenario and it only

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incorporates a 5% Universal uh tariff uh

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from Donald Trump so this is kind of

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scary because you have Robo bank here

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basically reiterating what JD Vance is

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warning which is that yeah Bond markets

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might be fearful not only of these

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uncontrollable fiscal deficits but also

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that if public markets think that Donald

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Trump is going to be associated with

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higher inflation potentially in part

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because of deportations or tariffs then

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yields are going to go up and you could

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actually induce a

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recession as a result of yields going up

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which is exactly what happened in

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2007 now Nick T of the Wall Street

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Journal also chimes in on this Nick T of

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the Wall Street Journal cites the

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Peterson Institute which is considered a

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uh pretty unbiased Source I always like

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to Google any kind of source uh and then

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I type in media bias after that and

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there are some good media bias fact

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Checkers although you wonder what kind

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of bias they have but you know they seem

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to be relatively on point and they find

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that the Peterson Institute is highly

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factual and and almost smack dab in the

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middle and so they have uh an analysis

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on this uh and again this is from Nick t

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i really respect Nick t uh I think he's

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he's a great journalist he's pretty

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smart uh he's over at the Wall Street

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Journal we respect him when uh he covers

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uh Drome Powell in the Federal Reserve

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and uh you know he doesn't have any kind

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of bias or tilt that at least I can

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identify he just tries to give it to you

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straight uh and uh he argues that both

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candidates are going to support policies

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that would support growth uh however

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both of them might end up leading to the

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creation of policies that keep inflation

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elevated for longer so higher inflation

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for longer and according to the Peterson

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Institute Nick argues that deporting

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immigrants would quote significantly

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reduced economic impact or reduce

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economic output rather while boosting

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inflation on top of that he argues that

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fewer workers would be available and as

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a result of fewer workers being

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available prices would either go up or

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earnings per share at companies would go

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down as margins get squeezed now some

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people counter this and say that

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Americans will just fill that void left

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by immigrants who are deported but other

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studies come back countering this and

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argue that for every 1 million

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unauthorized immigrants that are

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deported 800 sorry 88,000 Americans lose

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their job so in other words kick out 1

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million illegal immigrants 88,000

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Americans lose their jobs now some

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people say hey maybe that's a fair

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tradeoff but it is something that's

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worth noting tariffs are also considered

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to be a stickler with Donald Trump Trump

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they expect that there will be an

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inflationary impact from Donald Trump's

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tariffs now Trump counters this and

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argues that we didn't have inflation in

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2016 and we just won't again but then

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again you saw the very warning from J

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Vance himself so if you're wondering

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what's going on with a bond trade there

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you go and this is a crazy comparison

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basically coming straight from JD Vance

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a crazy warning about the potential

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recessionary impact that markets could

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impose upon Donald Trump without even

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Trump doing anything just on expectation

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in the event that Donald Trump wins the

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