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There is skepticism about Trump's claim of bringing in $17 trillion through tariffs, as there is no evidence of this money, especially during a government shutdown.

China is accumulating gold and may have more than the U.S., which hasn't had a public audit of its gold reserves. This raises questions about the quality of U.S. gold and the strategic moves of countries like China and Russia.

Investing in physical gold offers a private and secure way to protect wealth. Unlike digital assets, gold is a tangible asset that remains safe even if the banking system falters.

China has been the world's largest gold producer since 2007 and is also the largest importer. It's estimated that China may hold up to 15,000-16,000 tons of gold, potentially surpassing the US.

Throughout history, gold has been melted down and repurposed, erasing its provenance. This means that a piece of gold today could have been part of ancient artifacts or even handled by historical figures.

The bottom line is the run-up in gold is essentially an indictment against the U.S. because gold is sold. Also dollars.

China's gold imports are largely non-transparent, with much of it going through Dubai, Switzerland, and London. The Shanghai Gold Exchange has seen over 22,000 tons redeemed.

There is skepticism about Donald Trump's claim of bringing in $17 trillion through tariffs, as there is no evidence of this money, and the government is in a shutdown.

There is a call for the media to question Donald Trump about his claim of $17 trillion, as it is seen as a significant oversight issue.

The media needs to question Donald Trump about his claim of $17 trillion from tariffs, as there is no evidence supporting this statement.