China Just Pulled the Trigger After Trump Threatens China Additional 50% Tariffs, US Market Chaos

The World Holds Its Breath: China Pulls the Trigger While Hollywood Destroys the “Stable Genius” Illusion

In just one night, the global financial system was rocked to its core.

No one expected it to come from Beijing — the city that just froze all investment into the U.S. and slapped a brutal 34% tariff on over $143 billion worth of American goods. China didn’t just retaliate. It fired a shot point-blank at Wall Street. And the fallout? The Dow Jones plunged more than 1,700 points in just two days. A financial earthquake is unfolding.

But what’s happening on the trading floor is only the surface.

Behind the curtain, a second offensive has erupted — this time from Hollywood.

Robert De Niro, the iconic “Godfather” of cinema, didn’t play a role this time. He stepped up to the microphone and didn’t flinch:
“Trump is stupid.”
No subtlety. No spin. The audience erupted in laughter — but shivers followed, as De Niro compared Trump to… Hitler and Mussolini — men once dismissed as absurd, who later drowned the world in fire.

Wanda Sykes, one of America’s sharpest Black comedians, took it even further:
“He’s not gonna learn. He’s 70. If he’s a dick, he’s just gonna be a dick.”
Her words didn’t just cut at Trump — they sliced into the system that allowed him to rise. She recounted the chilling question from a child:
“Mom, do we have to leave the country because your skin looks like this?”

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Meanwhile, Trump lashed out like a furious child, branding Jimmy Kimmel a “loser” — simply because Kimmel refused to stop dissecting him night after night. But the more Trump fights back, the more he becomes the joke.
The man who once barked “No one speaks to the President that way!” is now mocked coast-to-coast as “the clown with golden hair.” And this clown has America on edge.

Make no mistake: this isn’t just late-night comedy.

Behind every punchline are painful numbers — half a million jobs at risk, GDP projected to drop by 0.5%, prices climbing daily. Europe? It’s quietly pivoting away from Washington and toward Beijing.