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Okay. Wednesday, 21st May Year of our Lord 2025 Reuters Tepid demand for US treasury auction shows investor jitters about tax bill and deficit U.S. treasury Department saw soft demand for a $16 billion sale of 20 year bonds on Wednesday with investors worried about the country's increasing debt burden as Congress wrangles with a tax and spending bill that is expected to worsen the fiscal outlook. The poorly received auction, which saw stocks in the dollar sell off while US treasury yields rose, shows intensified investor worries about the country's ballooning debt that could spur bond market vigilantes who want more physical restraint from Washington told folks a bond market is going to get a vote here and we don't want the bond market Dictating the terms of what the United States does. The reason you get into these situations is because your debt gets out of control and they don't see any kind of path. And remember the path, this was the path of the Treasury Secretary and the President. 6.5% of deficit to GDP which we are now, which is not sustainable. This is why the French assembly got turfed out and Le Pen and company really took the majority there because in trying to cut it, they put the burden, they went full globalist and put the burden on working class people. And people said no, it's not going to happen like that. Six and a half down to something that's sustainable to three and a half. That's not a balanced budget. That's at least having deficits you can finance. Remember, we have to sell these securities. What you don't sell, you have to buy yourself. And you don't want to get in that situation. Ray Dalio obviously no friend anybody said hey, you have a couple of failed treasury auctions next time and rates balloon today. 10 years 4.61. You don't think people say well deficits don't matter, Steve, it doesn't matter. Hey, check your credit card, check your home loan, check your. If you got a home, if you got a loan that's contingent upon interest rates going up. If it resets, the 10 year treasury runs your life, everything. Credit card, student loan, auto loan, all of it. 10.4.6% now they had a softness sold 16 billion of 20 years today. Remember we talked about Scott Bessant and the treasury trying to start to go long to get some stability here because Yellen like a banana republic has just done it short because they were afraid of the appetite given their business model. The 20 years over five, the 30 years over five. The 30 year mortgage is over seven or at seven we are going to lose the ability to make our own decisions. This is why President Trump this another un extraordinary event happening right now in the White House. The President's negotiating with caucuses in the House to get a deal. They've been up there I think all afternoon, started three President Trump stepped out of these negotiations or these discussions and stepped into the University of Florida, you know, basketball champions to do the event. And that was packed. Think about that. The East Room packed with Florida man. Wow. Not since Andrew Jackson was president has so many distinguished individuals from the south been in one room. Formerly when Jackson was Tennessee Volunteers and he stepped back in. We're waiting for somebody to step out. That's Trump in deal Mode, this is not, he's not even whipping anymore. He's not even doing Tom Emmer's job. He's like doing the Speaker. He's making, it looks like he's making a deal or going through and hearing what the feedback. Andy Harris said today would take 10 days a week to 10 days to get there, that people would get there. That's one thing I think folks ought to understand. At least in the House, it looks like they're going to get to a deal. There is enough coherence, cohesion, but they want to get the spending down and like I said, the bond market starting to, the, the bond market starting to, you know, starting to respond and they want to see some action and they're going to have to get action or you're going to continue to get these high prices and that's going to flow through everything. You think you got personal inflation now, wait till it rolls through your credit card, wait till it rolls through your home loan. Wait there. Rolls through your auto loan, your equity loan, if you got one. It's all going to happen. And so we're waiting on that. I know there are some solutions. I don't want to mention again. The defense budget, I don't want to mention again, hey, maybe you get other revenue streams. I think that's all going to have to come later. On defense, I don't see anybody touching that. That's fine. But just understand that that is a huge center of cost. We didn't sick doge on it. So it's a centerpiece of waste, fraud and abuse. Nothing, it looks like they're going to prove that. But hey, because the politics of it are so strong and sadly, and I say this as a veteran, it's the one industrial policy that we have. But on the taxes, I think that's going to come back up. If it's not in this House bill, which it looks like it's not, I think it's going to come back up in the Senate. Remember when he goes to the Senate, I think Rand Paul is pretty adamant about, he's saying, hey, I see this thing, you're raising the debt ceiling, I'm not there. I think Rand Paul's giving you every signal, like Tom Massey, that he's a no. Ron Johnson's talking about 8 or $10 trillion, $8 trillion of cuts, not a couple of trillion. He's talking about 8 trillion to really go down and get to get on an arc to a balanced budget, the six and a half percent, at least on these numbers now as presented. And like I said, they have not included monies from tariffs, at least that I've seen. They haven't put in a growth rate or plugged in a growth rate that I think there's a consensus on. But the arc doesn't bend zero hedge. Now it's their premium zero heads. So you got it's behind their paywall. But their number one story all morning is about how the deficits this, the deficits go up pretty extensively in the first couple years. Once again, Russ Vogt and the team thought it was more important to get mandatory changes to kind of bend this arc. But that's all in the out years. And pretty. Russ is correct. Pretty historic. Pretty historic changes. But you got to go through four or five years of hell to get there. At least it looks like hell now when you look at the math. Anyway, bottom line, they're at the White House with President Trump and I got a feeling a deal is either going to get made or there's going to be a path just like on terrorists. There's going to be a process. No more this middle of the night and running around Trump will get him on a process. What do you need? What information do you need? What can we give you? Maybe you don't understand this part of it. I think we can say that he's taken over the lead in negotiations. They're not up at the White House. Look, historically for the president to go up and whip votes yesterday to go to the conference historic for him having down. Look, they've had Pelosi and people like that down. But in this time of the bill, when you have a caucus come down, not just leadership of both parties, you have the caucus come down. Very extraordinary. A lot going on over at the White House right now. We're going to take a short commercial break. Take your phone out. If you want to talk about a hedge, that would be gold. Bannon B A N N O N at 989-898. Take your phone out. Birch Gold. Get the free brochure. Investing the ultimate guide to Investing Gold and Precious Metals in the Age of Trump. This July, there is a global summit of BRICS nations in Rio de Janeiro. 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Remember you have to the manager's amendment, you've got a bill. The manager's amendment shows you what changes they're going to be. So you can have a rules vote and then, and then keep rolling. And this is quite extraordinary. Normally in the normal course of business this would have come out last evening, nine or ten o' clock and then they would have the rules at one. You still don't have it. You don't know what changes are made. The reason you don't know what changes are made. You don't have a deal. May have a deal on salt, but you don't have a deal on the, on the Medicaid cuts and maybe some other cuts. So managers amendment out soon. Again no definition what that is. And then they'll decide whether to vote tonight or tomorrow morning. Wow. So maybe they're going to try to jam a vote tonight. You never know. Maybe they're going to Capitol Hill. Maybe they came to some sort of agreement terms, you know, rough terms and then going to Capitol Hill to paper it. So we'll have to see this gets back to the fiscal, both the fiscal and the monetary side of this. What is going to be, you know, what are these deficits and then how are they going to be financed? And you've seen right now the market kind of puking all over them. Number one, I think we can get over this if there was just better definitions of things and people went around and started actually saying no, here are the numbers, here's where getting from tariffs, here's what we're getting from Doge. Elon Musk is up on Capitol Hill. But it was not for just been informed. It was not for anything with Doge because he's not up there with the big entourage. He's actually there as his in his capacity as CEO of his new AI company. Remember, they spun off the AI aspects, I think a Tesla and merged into his other AI entity. And he's one of the big four. He's one of the four horsemen in, in artificial intelligence. You heard Max Tegmark today talk about that before he went over to Catholic University for that panel. Elon is up there, my understanding, meeting with the heads of the Commerce Committee and certain committees that are involved in artificial intelligence to get them up to speed on what's going on. Not, not, not in a Doge capacity. So that's where we are. This one's hanging in the balance. It is a self imposed Memorial Day because they do go on a break, believe it or not, over Memorial Day. But, but from Johnson, this is logical. You have to have forcing functions to get these people to move. One is that you're going to hold them over a holiday weekend and so you force them. If he lets that go and he gets in the next week, who knows when he can get this thing done. He's using, he's using his leverage to try to get something and that's why it's always been this Memorial Day. Speaking of Memorial Day, I want to talk about always. As you know, we always make a big deal about Memorial Day around here and always thanks to Robin Parker Sagan, the entire team of Real America's Voice always very helpful in putting together the shows. Also Patrick K. O' Donnell this year we're going to do it. It's going to be slightly different and here's why. We're going to be live, obviously both Saturday and Monday and the president is going to so the commencement, the graduation at the United States Military Academy at West Point is going to take place Saturday morning. The president is there to preside over that occasion and actually give the remarks. So I think it starts at 10 in the morning. Captain Bannon, who's now a member of the Board of Visitors, will be there. We're going to try to get her for a maybe a pregame interview. General Mike Flynn, and right now we scheduled General Flynn for Friday morning. General Flynn will also be there. I think the Board of Visitors, the new Board of Visitors that President Trump has put in, which has an extraordinary, just an extraordinary group of people to really help turn turn around the academy. President Trump, very dear to his heart. He's going to go up and give the commencement address at West Point. That will be Saturday morning. Patrick K. O' Donnell will be my wingman. We're going to do as much of our traditional Memorial Day programming as we can given the fact that we're also going to be covering live. The president at West Point want to thank Real America's Voice. They're covering this wall to wall. Then on Monday, we're going to be also will be live and we're going to have hopefully Patrick Cayodon back with me. The president is going to go to Arlington National Cemetery where he commemorates Memorial Day for the honored dead of the United States military and he goes and makes remarks at Arlington National Cemetery. We're going to cover all that live. So you're going to get it the entire weekend, Memorial Day commemorations for the honored dead of the United States military and also the commencement address and the activities around graduation at West Point. And it's an extraordinary, extraordinary event. So we're really looking forward to covering that also. So much going on. President had South African President Day got a little bit into it. And like I said, the two of the guys who were there to help put it together, Ernie Ells, the golfer, Retief Goosen, the president's close to both and Gary, Gary Player didn't make it. President's close to that President, as you know, is a avid golfer and a real follower of pro golf. President Trump is actually trying to put together. If you follow golf, you have the PGA Tour and you have the live tour. The first time golf's really been split in two. The Saudis are backer at that. The president is actually involved in trying to put those tours, two tours together, which everyone that follows golf wants to happen. If you saw the PGA Championship this weekend, you saw the Jon rahm and Bryson DeChambeau and you saw what we miss all the time and having those great golfers are on the live tour only get a couple of times 0 during the major championships to play with the and against the Scottie Shufflers and the great stars of the PGA Tour. President Trump is working, has announced he's working on trying to put that together to put that behind us. But he's got many, many friends in golf. Very close to Gary Player. Gary Player, one of my heroes growing up. Just an amazing guy from South Africa that flew the world, really the first international global golfer and became the ambassador for international golf. Very close to President Trump. And of course President Trump I think plays with Ernie Ells and Retief Goosen all the time. Two of the best pros that come out in the last, I guess 30 or 40 years. They were actually in the oval today. So there was a little dust up. But I think they tried to sort it out. Also had Johan Ruppert, one of the richest men in the world and owner of many of the top brands, you know, aspirational brands in the world was also there. And so you had that, you had the Florida Gators and then you've had President Trump negotiating. So President Trump's in the little deal, although Caroline Lovett just told you there's no deal yet progress was made. And because I think there's a pretty deep, deep fissure here and I think it's going to get worse in the Senate. I just don't think the Senate people have been as vocal about it. But we know there's a bunch of no's in the Senate right now. Given this question of the deficits, given the fact that this does make cuts, it kind of makes historic cuts in Rerman Guard, particularly to mandatory spending. This is one of the things that's been at the top that Russ vote has tried to accomplish that Russ votes been working on in doing that. There's maybe not as many cuts in the first couple of years. And that's why if you read the zero hedge article, read some of these other articles, you're not going from that six and a half percent of budget deficit to GDP down to 3.5%. There's not an arc right now. Looks like it may be even flat, maybe even go up now. One of the reasons I think that is is that the models they're using, I could be wrong, but I don't think I'm wrong. Do not incorporate all economic reality. Number one, I don't think they fully account for tariffs and the external revenue service. And the cash is coming. One thing we do know it's not going to be a trillion dollars of Doge cuts and waste, foreign views. That is not going to happen. It's going to be something, but it's not going to be that number. And it's not going to be a trillion dollars of tariffs of which was first proposed. That's not going to happen, but it's going to be something. It could be $100 billion, could be a couple hundred billion dollars in this regard. Every billion dollars helps Remember the rescission package that they won't put forward. Russia is hesitant to put forward because it's not sure that has Republican support is only $9 billion. Two billion for NPR and PBS, another seven, I think for various other things that Doge found to try to codify. And there's not enough support right now for that. My understanding is that's why it's not coming forward. Everybody's focused on the reconciliation, but the Senate passed the no tax on tips yesterday. Outside the reconciliation package, 100 to nothing. You don't think economic populism is if people are getting on board for it when all of them, how many times they don't even vote for post offices names at 100 to nothing. Everybody wants to climb on to show working class people, hey, I'm with you. In the Democratic Party, particularly if you look at the last 48 hours, they're internally, you know, self flagellation about there's no message. They don't know what they're doing. And it all comes back to one thing. This is this Robert Reich piece in the Guardian about a week ago. There's no economic populism. There's no real math about what their plan is, not just on taxes, but how to grow the economy for working class people and the middle class. There's nothing you got, as I say, Ro Khanna, but he's kind of a voice in the wilderness and he ain't doing primetime MSNBC as their ratings collapse because all it is is that they define themselves in their hatred of Trump. Trump doesn't define himself as a Democratic Party. He defines himself by what's good for America, what's good for America. And then he explains it. And I think that's what you're going to see in this, in the big beautiful bill. I think you'll see a lot of definition on all of this in the next 24 to 48 hours. Historic. Another historic day. Another historic week. President Trump making it happen. I'm kind of surprised he's not having guys into the oval to have, you know, Take a few questions or disintermediate the media. Short commercial break Back in the War in just a moment. You've heard me talk about Patriot Mobile for a while now. You probably know that for years they've stood in the gap for every American who believes in faith, family and freedom. So here's the question. Have you switched to Patriot Mobile yet? You'll get exceptional nationwide coverage because unlike most cell phone service providers, Patriot Mobile US Utilizes all three major US Networks switch today without sacrificing quality or service. They even add two numbers on two networks on one phone. Let me repeat. They can even add two numbers on two networks on one phone. It's like you're carrying two phones in one. 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They're going to jam this one through. Dare you not to. So I understand they're still trying to make a deal particularly on Medicaid and some of these other issues related and when this process first started here, I shouldn't say process, the latter part of this process, there's been a lot of progress made and this audience should take a bow and obviously your representatives but I mean there were some egregious things like the work requirements didn't start to 2029. They still had all these the green new deal stuff went for a number of years. If you're going to make some cuts, all the cuts are going to have a little pain to them. Some are going to have if you don't make cuts now, some later are going to have real pain to them because you're going to run out of Money. Just remember it is virtually 0% chance that any of the face amount of this debt will ever be paid off. You're going to scramble to pay the interest and the interest is extraordinary. Interest is going to get $1.5 trillion. That's going to crowd out, that's going to crowd out opportunities for other capital. That's going to stop. Remember that interest payment doesn't go for ships or planes or tanks or agriculture programs or health programs or any of the other. Programmatically what is in there, it doesn't, it goes to pay the debt on the, on the bonds. And this is getting more expensive. You're starting to get. You know the lead story in Reuters is that we had a little bit of bond vigilantes today and selling a kind of a softness, a weak treasury auction a couple weeks ago. This is what happened. Remember the market had the little hickey two or three weeks ago and Scott Besson kind of had to step in there, there was a little. And then I think they had a 10 year treasury auction later that morning, early afternoon and it went okay. You saw yesterday with jump Japan in the out years, I think selling 20s and 30s had it noticed a real lack of demand because these bondholders know the bondholders are not into a lot of risk. That's where they're buying government securities and particularly buying US government securities. They want those to be risk free. They assume that they're not getting huge interest payments. They're not getting junk bond level or any kind of warrants or equity or anything like that. Because the risk profile is very different and you're the full faith and credit of the United States government. So this is what we've warned about and this is, let's go back two years when two years and the Liz Truss situation where she put forward her plan, her new government budget, although they didn't include a lot of math to back it up. It was more kind of conceptual or words. It wasn't a tremendous amount of math. And they said hey, we don't have a requirement to put it out for so long. And I saying you should put it. You should overwhelm people with numbers so they understand this. She was turfed out what in 30 days, 60 days in the bond. And she blamed it on. And she's a good person, I like her a lot. But she blamed it on the deep state of the bank of England. Well, I'm not saying that certain members, maybe the bank of England weren't involved in talking to bondholders or whatever, but it was the Bond market that kind of turfed her out. One of the reasons that they were very concerned is that to get the returns in the pension fund, some of these pension fund managers, to get the returns to meet their actuarial tables because people are living longer. There's a couple of three of these people got some pretty maybe crazy voodoo, like stuff in their portfolios that, you know, people don't think they have, and they didn't want a lot of exposure in that. They couldn't mess around. At least on the, on the street, on the government bond side, she was gone. And at the time, and, you know, I love Larry Kudlow and Steve Moore, those guys were sitting there on TV nonstop. This is Reagan, Todd. This is a, this is a growth thing. And I said, you can't have massive tax cuts where you don't have ma. You don't have concomitant cuts in spending. I said at the time we play the tapes, I said, if you do that, it's not going to fly. They're going to say, no, you just can't have cuts now and stop the revenue now and hope. Right. And hope that it kicks in for growth, which it should. But it's. You're making a bet when you're not doing cuts that kind of bring down the cost of it. And she wouldn't, she didn't touch anything at the cost. They didn't have the political will. And the Tories, who eventually got turfed out, remember was it Richie Sunak followed her and he was, you know, not as bad, but couldn't get to the core of it. They didn't want to touch him. They wouldn't do any cuts. They didn't want to start. They also didn't want to stop the flood of immigrants. This is why Najafara's Reform Party is now leading the polls of everybody and the Tories are quickly fading into oblivion. That lesson should not be lost on Republicans. On standard stock, Republicans, RINOs. If you're going to have tax cuts, you have to have spending cuts. They're not going to buy, particularly on the supply side. Yes, it should work. President Trump's first term, it definitely worked. It should work. But you're asking somebody to take a risk. It's just like you finance with equity capital in a company, right? He said, hey, two, three years out, look at this, we're going to double triple revenue, operating income, cash flow, ebitda. It's all great. Yeah, I got that. But that's two or three years. And a lot of things have to go right in your model, bang, bang, bang. Your management team has to perform, the market has to be there. There's all types of variables. And guess what? This is why it's not a bank loan. This is why it's equity capital. We're going to own a big part of the company and if it doesn't work, we'll take in charge of the board and turf you out. That is what capitalism is. Why certain people were saying, Liz, Truss plan is a Reagan growth plan. I said, yeah, Reagan was 40 or 50 years ago. It's a different deal. It's a different world, It's a different environment. Right. Some of the principles are the same, but it's a different environment. President Reagan, we had a relatively pristine balance sheet. I mean, President Reagan took on a massive problem. A lot of you folks are around then, coming out of the Arab oil embargo and the Jimmy Carter situation and the massive inflation and coming off the. Don't forget Nixon coming off the gold standard. Just saying, a lot of the bad charts, the bad numbers all kind of come from there. And I'm not a gold bug. I'm just saying when you look at the math and President Reagan stepped in with Volcker and man, the political will they had and the courage they had to wring it out and to set up the foundation to take on the evil empire. That was courage. You go back and remember every night in the nightly news, the unemployment up, I mean, just brutal. And Reagan just hung in there and hung in there and hung in there. And I think In August of 83, I think was the lowest, I think his approval range, like at 35%, 33, 35%. And then when it hit and it pivoted, boom. A moonshot. And in 84, he won by the biggest landslide in American history. But that was political courage. But he had also a pristine balance sheet. We were still a manufacturing, essentially hegemon. We were starting to lose it, but we were still a manufacturing superpower. We had a workforce, a blue collar workforce that was much more highly educated than today and had a skill set and a work ethic. So we had some real cards you could play and they leaned on it. We ain't got that today. You know what we got? We got $36 trillion of debt. And as soon as the debt ceiling increase, it's going to pop to 37. Why, Scott Besson has been doing an amazing job over there with emergency measures, doing everything he can, but the moment that's lifted, they're going to sell the bonds and you're going to be at 37 trillion or over 37 trillion. And this model shows, this model, the government's model, the Trump administration's model shows 4 trillion, just 4 trillion, just to get us through the midterm elections, of which my math shows that we don't even get there. I could be wrong, but I don't think so. So we're in a jam. And President Trump, this is his, I keep saying the 10th anniversary of him coming down the escalator is a couple weeks from now, June 15, I think it's Father's Day, the day after the big military parade, flag day and his birthday. So June 15th is the 10 years, all of that, everything we've gone through, all of it is a preamble to now the permanent part of his legacy, the permanent part, not the heroics of coming back and everything to do. And all we've been through, and all he's been through, all this movement's been through and the country is a preamble to, I say the next couple hundred days, the sorting out of the Connecticut part of the Third World War, the challenge, the constitutional crisis of the judicial revolt against his being commander in chief and essentially sealing the border, stopping the invasion and sending the 13 million invaders out of here. And the centerpiece, which is redoing the entire commercial relationships of the world as it relates to the United States and America first economic policy and putting citizens first for the first time ever, and the economic model that's based upon and how you finance it, all of that, because that's what the big beautiful bill is. When you get down to the basics, this will all be done one way or the other by, I don't know, let's pick the by the time the Supreme Court returns in October, the first week of October, because you're going to have to have some resolution there. The kinetic part of the Third World War, you will either have some sort of laying down the guns in Ukraine, in the Middle east, in some sort of work out with Persia, or you're going to be a world of fire. And this bill, I think worst case jointly with the Senate. And then remember, if the Senate passes their thing, then you've got to have a conference, come up with a joint bill. You know, the debt ceiling's got to be dealt with in August. So you vote in August, September, something like that. By the time that all gets hammered out. So those three, what I call the converging crises of modern America. And lo and behold, why do we have these crises? Why do we have 13 million invaders into the country. Why did we lose our sovereignty? Who invited them in? How did these wars start? They certainly weren't on President Trump's watch. They all happened. And Biden. Oh, I got it. How did all the spending get out of control? The consolidation of wealth on Biden and the financing Biden did short term, like a banana republic. All of it, folks. The railhead, the deep part is 2008 financial collapse didn't handle that right. Still got the scars of that. But the railhead of the current convergence of crises start with the illegitimate stolen election of 2020. Have you ever heard me say that before? Have I ever mentioned that? This is why you need a special prosecutor. This can never happen again. And we got to get to the bottom of how it happened and the implication and who's responsible and who's gonna go frickin prison for it. We gotta get that done. With everything else we have to do, we have to get that done. And I realize it's a big, it's a big inbox, but we've got big shoulders. It's the United States of America. We do big things. Look what President Trump's doing. He's changing everything to focus on the country first and the American citizens force. He's not doing small stuff. Heck, and everything else is doing world peace and everything. Hex, he's got the Freedom Caucus up there and they're negotiating this afternoon while he's going in and out to award the national champions. He's got the South Africans, he's got, you know, he's dealing with their problems and he's got friends that are South African saying, hey, here's how you can help. He's congratulating people and by the way, behind the scenes, they're doing a hundred other things. And he's now negotiating this. And so tonight, as we go to the D block here in the next hour is going to be extraordinary, something I've wanted to do for so long. You guys are going to be blown away. I've really. We put together a Yan, was it Yakilov from Yakilov from Epoch Times. One of my favorite. 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