It's a trade war, my friends, and it's certainly not dying down. As it turns out, we were all wrong.

Donald Trump did not put a 125% tariff on China. They've clarified it's a 145% tariff.

Now, the news is breaking despite the fact that it's always been the case. That is, when Donald

Trump announced that he was going to be increasing tariffs on China by 125 percent, many people in the media, including ourselves, did not realize

that included an additional 20 percent that he had previously put on the country. And the White House is now

clarified, all goods coming in. They're going to be a lot more than that, 145%. But wait, there's more.

The de minimis loophole, which allows individuals to buy small products from China directly.

It's now facing a massive tariff of over, I believe it's around 110%.

Meaning for websites like Shine and Timu, when you want to buy those smaller products under $800 directly from the manufacturer in China, not anymore.

They got to double those prices.

In response to all of this, China is panicking.

Now, some people are saying it's Donald Trump playing fourth dimensional chess, which is kind of dumb if you ask me, because it's just regular old chess.

He's got a plan.

There are pitfalls.

There are risks.

Depending on what occurs after he makes a move, he may make a different move.

And one of those negative consequences was a failure in the bond market.

People were selling off U.S. debt, and that was pretty worrying.

Trump's admins actually said, yeah, the bond market was worrying. So Trump made his move to

reverse course. But this does not mean that it was an accident. It means Trump made a move,

assessed what was happening, made a different move. It's funny because I guess liberals don't

understand what planning actually means, and this is a

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