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🇺🇸🇯🇵 That conveniently placed handwritten note left by Bessent at Camp David was probably leaked on purpose... Financial journalist David Lin doubts Scott Bessent needed a reminder to go buy yen, which is why he reads the note reaching the press as deliberate. The reported 5 to 10 billion... show more

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🇺🇸 Scott Bessent picked a fight with someone much bigger than him, and $2 to $4 billion is not enough firepower to win it. Financial Journalist David Lin breaks down why the buyback program moved yields for exactly one day. "The bond vigilantes are going to do what vigilantes do, which is take justice into their own hands, sell treasuries and raise the interest rates." Until Bessent shows up with real ammunition, the vigilantes are winning. David Lin

🇺🇸 Scott Bessent picked a fight with someone much bigger than him, and $2 to $4 billion is not enough firepower to win it. Financial Journalist David Lin breaks down why the buyback program moved yields for exactly one day. "The bond vigilantes are going to do what vigilantes do, which is take justice into their own hands, sell treasuries and raise the interest rates." Until Bessent shows up with real ammunition, the vigilantes are winning. David Lin

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Trans-identified male "Riley Jane" English, born Ryan Michael, has been sentenced to 6 years in prison for a plot to kill Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Prosecutors, led by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, had been seeking a 10-year sentence. Pirro rejected English's argument for a lighter sentence for a "transgender" mental health issue, with attorneys claiming he is a "young transexual woman who has experienced trauma and suffering from the day she was born." Police recovered a knife, two Molotov cocktails, and a handwritten note in which he wrote, in part, "This is terrible but I cant do nothing while nazis kill my sisters." English traveled from Massachusetts to the Washington area Jan. 27, 2025, intending to kill a government official or burn down a Washington think tank. English ultimately focused on Bessent, who was being confirmed by the Senate that day as President Donald Trump’s Treasury secretary. English told police that a clip of Bessent discussing the federal minimum wage had motivated his decision.

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