Staff Reports
In a world obsessed with globalist interests and an anti-American agenda, Scott Bessent is a breath of fresh air. The Treasury Secretary boldly defended President Trump’s tariff policy, cutting through liberal media hysteria with a dose of hard truth. When faced with whining from the elites about the so-called “negative impact” of tariffs, Bessent refused to back down, showing the courage to dismiss the mainstream media’s hand-picked sob stories. After all, one struggling company does not determine the fate of an entire economy.
The media elites love to cherry-pick cases like John Deere to create a narrative of doom and gloom. But Bessent isn’t buying it. Real patriots see the bigger picture. Tariffs aren’t just dollars and cents — they’re about national sovereignty, protecting American jobs, and rebuilding our industrial might. Yet, somehow, the left spins this into a crisis. Why? To undermine Trump’s successful policies. And here’s the truth mainstream narratives ignore: while some businesses may find tariffs challenging, others are thriving. American companies are increasing investments and gearing up for growth — clear signs the patriotic policies are working.
“Goldman Sachs says 86% of the tariffs have been paid by American businesses & consumers. Do you acknowledge that these tariffs are a tax on Americans?” – NBC
“No I don't.” – Scott Bessent
— Spencer Hakimian (@SpencerHakimian) September 7, 2025
Of course, the left pushes stats from mega-corporations, yelling that tariffs are forcing them into dire financial straits. They cling to the likes of Nike and Black+Decker’s hardship tales, hoping they’ll act as the smoking gun against America First policies. But guess what? The stock market is breaking records. The GDP is booming. Ignoring these facts is nothing but liberal deception.
And what’s with quoting Goldman Sachs? A firm is famously less concerned with America and more about its global profits. Welker, the media’s representative, tried to slam Bessent with Goldman Sachs’ opinion, as if their word is gospel. But Bessent’s laughter at this suggestion speaks volumes. An institution notorious for its globalist outlook can’t be the arbiter of policies that prioritize American interests.
What truly amazes is the lengths some will go to undermine national wins. Instead of celebrating economic triumphs and rising prosperity, the so-called “progressives” choose narratives of despair. Behind the smokescreen of their outrage lies a simple truth: Trump’s policies are working, and that’s a bitter pill for the left to swallow. Shouldn’t real Americans cheer when their country’s economy is thriving, rather than chase every negative story like it’s the end of the world?
