Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's pause, bonds, and the inevitable.

Trump paused his tariffs for 90 days, and the stock market shot up.

But that is absolutely not the story today.

Over the next week, you're going to be flooded with explanations

for Trump's actions. Most will be after-the-fact rationalizations. This is what happened.

Two things converged to make Trump call off his trade war. First is the Senate budget plan,

trying to hide trillions in debt by extending

Trump's tax cuts without any discernible way of funding the cuts. The second is his inflationary

tariffs moving forward. Those two things cause the bond market to, for lack of a better term, freak out.

Yield shot up, which means it's seen as more risky to have U.S. debt.

This is something that could threaten the entire financial system in the U.S.

from massive banks to mom and pop stores to you.

The bond market development was inevitable if Trump pursued his plans.

It was also foreseeable from the day he took office.

That's a bold claim.

Down below will be a video released the day Trump took office, which details, well, this.

Literally this scenario.

Specifically saying that if Trump wasn't fiscally responsible with his tax cuts and didn't back

off his tariff plans, the bond market would freak out.

It even says he could ignore the bond market initially, but only for so long.

Do the people claiming its 4DHS have videos from the day he took office explaining what would

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