It is Thursday, May 29th.

This is the warning.

Taco, Trump always chickens out.

That's the new faith that Wall Street traders bet billions and billions of dollars on.

They look for patterns that are predictable for the edge to know what's going to happen next.

So in a split second, they can place the bet and take the profit.

And the one enduring absolute when it comes to Donald Trump and his regime is their talent in that great American colloquial

expression for chickening out.

Buck, buck, buck goes the chicken.

Now a tasty bird for sure, but a dirty bird.

And a contemptible one compared to the mighty eagle that Donald Trump is trying to

clip the wings of with his orgy of corruption and incompetence and his imposition of surrender

and weakness on the American government in crises after crises of his own making born from

his stupidity, from his idiocy, from his ignorance.

And so it came to be that in the White House, we saw the best of what journalism is supposed to be when a young reporter fearlessly from CNBC

asked Donald Trump to respond to his legend, to his reputation on Wall Street,

amongst the traitors, amongst the tough guys from the movies like Wall Street,

where Trump looked at himself in the mirror so long ago and saw a version of Gordon Gecko.

Those guys know the truth about Donald Trump, and they bet billions on it.

Trump always chickens out. Now, Trump doesn't understand the question at first.

Let's watch. Mr. President, Wall Street analysts have coined a new term called the Taco

trade. They're saying Trump always chickens out on your tariff threats and that's why markets

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