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Well, howdy there, internet people? It's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's inaccurate reports.

Beef numbers are bull. As Trump and his administration

get caught in more and more numbers-based inaccuracies, the concerns keep rising that Trump is

deliberately manipulating the numbers to keep his base obedient and in line through the midterms.

In some cases, like the social media post about the Fed report and housing prices, link below.

It could be blamed on good old-fashioned ignorance, but now there's a new problem.

It's not just Trump or his team misrepresenting what actual numbers say.

Now there's another incident where the government report itself was off by an almost unexplainable amount.

Estimates are estimates. They'll never, never be exact.

But when they seem to constantly announce numbers that are good news for Trump, only to be revised down later, it shakes faith in those numbers and creates uncertainty.

That becomes even more of a problem when the estimate is obviously wrong when it comes out.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture released a bull report, both literally and figuratively, about U.S. beef exports.

It said that net export sales of U.S. beef for delivery in 2026 reached 126,06,062 metric tons for the week that ended on June 25th.

If you know nothing about these numbers, almost everybody knew this was wrong immediately, and they were called on it almost

immediately. It was so bad, news outlets reached out to the USDA. They were given a response

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