The David Lin Report · Monday, September 14, 2026
The speaker argues that the current US president's actions have accelerated economic problems, coinciding with a global trend of countries not wanting to work with the United States. This is seen as a departure from when the US was a leading creditor nation, and it's impacting the willingness of other nations to buy US debt.
“The last 17 mid-term elections, the stock market had minimum large scale single digit decline and substantial large decline of almost 20%. Mid-term elections are normally not good for the sitting president to begin with. But this president has done so much in this less than two years that he's been sitting there that the acceleration of the problems are happening because of his actions.”
“And as this is occurring, this is also happening at a time when all around the world, people are looking not to work with the United States.”
“But more importantly now, no one wants to buy our debt anymore. The lion share of treasury issues now of being purchased here in the US, which is only going to accelerate the spread of the deficits.”