Very true mate, Eggs Benedict for brekkie with a side of salmon, beats a boiled egg n soldiers brekkie everyday mate…and long may it continue
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Surprise Surprise Blondi told Trump back in May his name was all over the files…
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WSJ and Murdoch wont lose that one, they are already going harder on the story, releasing details that Bondi knew Trump was in the files.
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They’re so desperate trying to divert attention from Taco Pedo’s constant naming in the files,by bring up Obama and Russia gate 
who the dumb bastards have conveniently forgot,and even though he doesn’t need it,are bringing up the name of an ex Prez who has……….PRESIDENTIAL IMMUNITY!!!and puts the exclamation mark on the the most incompetent administration in US history.
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Not only that but there own Marco RUBIO who was on the Russia Senate investigation found that there was Russian interference and voted for it…
No one cares about TACOs blatant diversion BS.
You gotta love DT’s new nickname - Cockwomble…ticks all the boxes apparently
The US government raised 35 billion dollars on Tarriffs,in June.
The US Fed believes it could be inflationary on the economy.And is keeping interest rates on hold.
Brazil just copped a 50% tarriff
And the Indian FTA had fallen apart.And they will cop a new 25% tarriff.
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Yep starting to lose control of inflation again. Tariffs BS is hitting home now.
The personal consumption expenditures price index rose 0.3 per cent last month after an upwardly revised 0.2 per cent gain in May, the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis said.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the PCE price index climbing 0.3 per cent following a previously reported 0.1 per cent rise in May.
Prices for furnishings and durable household equipment jumped 1.3 per cent, the biggest gain since March 2022, after increasing 0.6 per cent in May. Recreational goods and vehicles prices shot up 0.9 per cent, the most since February 2024, after being unchanged in May. Prices for clothing and footwear rose 0.4 per cent.
Outside the tariff-sensitive goods, prices for petrol and other energy products rebounded 0.9 per cent after falling for four consecutive months. Services prices rose 0.2 per cent for a fourth straight month. In the 12 months through June, the PCE price index advanced 2.6 per cent after increasing 2.4 per cent in May.
Interest Rates are staying higher longer than expected as a result.
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Announced the Tariff BS pushed out to 7 August again, with crazy high numbers, dribbling on about Fentanyl and Canada again - 35%…
Results:
Stocks ended lower. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index gave up early gains, with the broad benchmark slipping 0.4% and the tech-heavy Nasdaq edging down less than 0.1%. The Dow suffered its fourth straight day of declines, with investors growing slightly more nervous about signs of slowing economic growth and an uptick in goods inflation.
Copper prices slid more than 20%, suffering their biggest one-day drop in records going back to the 1960s. Trump said 50% duties would apply to copper products, but not the raw material.
Treasury yields inched lower, with the 10-year yield closing at 4.36%.
A federal appeals court heard arguments about whether Trump has the authority to impose most of the far-reaching tariffs he has wielded in his second term.
Clutching at straws - a new funniest two post yet Baz.
Time that’s TDS right there. Say no more.
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