Fox News Host Admits Trump Capitulated on Tariffs Due to Bond Market
David Pakman ShowApril 11, 20257 min63,481 views
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- 🎙️ Fox News correspondent Charlie Gasparino acknowledged that Donald Trump capitulated on tariffs, rather than foreign nations.
- 💡 Gasparino stated this admission pained him, but his sources indicated the White House capitulated due to pressure from the bond market.
- 📉 Rising yields on the ten-year bond to five percent caused economic shutdowns, influencing the decision.
Japan's Role in Bond Market Pressure
- 🇯🇵 Gasparino's sources revealed that Japan, a major money management firm involved in the bond market, was dumping bonds.
- ⚠️ This action by Japan indicated they believed the US was not a great place to do business, forcing the White House's hand.
- 🤝 While Trump may have framed it as taking a win, the primary driver was the bond market's reaction.
TikTok Ban and Geopolitical Tensions
- 🚫 Gasparino believes a TikTok ban is inevitable, stating, "TikTok's going bye-bye."
- 🇺🇸 He noted that increased tensions with China make a TikTok saving bill unlikely.
- 🎭 The decision is influenced by Trump's desire to hurt China, overriding other considerations.
Other Political Developments
- 🏛️ An appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration can fire probationary federal workers.
- 💰 A budget bill is growing in importance, with increased funding for the military, despite expectations of cuts.
- 👤 FBI Director Cash Patel has been replaced as acting head of the ATF by Army Secretary Driscoll.
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