Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about Trump

allies, warning you the economy is taking a hit. We've covered the economic indicators pointing

to a downturn. We've covered the economists saying one is coming. We've covered major figures

in investing, signaling there's bad news coming. Now it's

time to talk about Trump's own team telling you it's coming. It's been around 50 days and Trump's team

has gone from proclaiming that everything is going to be great and prices are going to go down

and that everybody will be

rich to acknowledging prices will go up and that there will be pain. Trump himself acknowledged the

economy would see trouble when he said, quote, there will be a little disturbance. Then he said, quote, but we're okay with that.

It won't be much.

Okay, Lord Farquod.

Some of you will have hard economic times, but that's a price I'm willing to pay.

Trump's Treasury Secretary Bessent said, quote, could we be seeing that this economy that

we inherited is starting to roll a bit?

Sure.

And look, there's going to be a natural adjustment as we move away from public spending

to private spending.

I have a video going over all the numbers the Trump administration inherited

if anybody wants to keep track. Besson also said, quote, there's going to be a short period of time

where there will be some higher prices on certain products. It's not inflation. That's nonsense. It's certain products

for a short period of time. First, I think it's incredibly ambitious of him to think he's going

to clarify the difference between price increases and inflation, after Trump intentionally conflating the two for years. I'd also point out

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