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Trump Weekly

What will Trump say this week?

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Mon, Mar 16, 10:00 AM ET → Sun, Mar 22, midnight ET /

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Week

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18 said 9 not said of 27 words

Not held 1 of 25 past Trump weekly windows

Word Result All Trump weeks Last 5, newest first

Last 5: Said Not said

YES All3/4 75% N Y Y Y
YES All19/22 86% Y Y Y Y Y
YES All19/24 79% Y Y Y Y Y
NO All3/4 75% Y Y Y N
NO All8/16 50% N N Y Y Y
YES All4/7 57% Y N N Y N
NO All8/24 33% N Y N N N
NO All1/5 20% N N N N Y
YES All8/18 44% N N Y Y N
YES All8/22 36% Y N Y Y Y
NO All0/7 0% N N N N N
YES All— —
NO All1/24 4% N N N N N
YES All19/24 79% Y Y Y Y Y
NO All0/2 0% N N
YES All13/24 54% Y N Y Y Y
NO All1/5 20% N N Y N N
YES All13/24 54% Y Y N N N
YES All16/20 80% Y Y Y Y N
YES All21/24 88% Y Y Y Y Y
YES All0/1 0% N
YES All11/20 55% Y N N Y Y
YES All14/20 70% Y N Y N N
YES All10/11 91% Y Y Y Y Y
NO All7/11 64% Y Y N N N
YES All5/8 63% Y Y N Y Y
YES All2/2 100% Y Y

How to read a row

  • k/n: said in k of n past Trump weeks where the word was a market.
  • Said (YES) Not said (NO). Last 5 runs newest first.
  • small n fewer than 5 past weeks.
  • Your own mark: Y, N or ?, kept only in this browser.

Rules

Full terms (PDF) Settlement sources: ABC, Fox News, MSNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Semafor, The Information, PBS, the President of the United States, CBS, NBC, Bloomberg, Axios, CNN, Reuters, The Washington Post, the Associated Press, Politico, The New York Times

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Standard rules for this series.

Each market: If {word}, or a plural or possessive form of {word}, is stated by Donald Trump after March 16th, 2026 at 10:00am ET and before Mar 23, 2026 at 12:00am ET, then the market resolves to Yes.

Full rules

The word or phrase must be stated by President Donald Trump in public statements, direct quotes published by Source Agencies, or written public statements on his personal social media accounts (Twitter/Truth Social). Official acts like Executive Orders or bills signed do not count. Grammatical inflections for plurals and possessives are included (e.g., "immigrant" includes "immigrants" and "immigrant's"), but other tense inflections, hyphenated compounds, and synonyms are not included. For phrases with slashes like "Doge/Dogecoin," either word satisfies the criterion. If the word must be said a minimum number of times, all instances must occur after market issuance.

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