Donald Trump's social media post criticizing 60 Minutes for allegedly manipulating an interview with Kamala Harris is unlikely to have a significant direct impact on the bond market. The post's focus on media bias and Trump's perception of unfair treatment does not contain specific economic or policy proposals that would influence bond market yields or prices. Historically, Trump's statements on the media have not had a lasting effect on financial markets, including bonds. However, if Trump's rhetoric escalates into a broader controversy or affects market confidence, it could indirectly impact bond market volatility. The current state of the bond market, with its low yields and high demand, suggests that investors are seeking safe-haven assets, and Trump's post is unlikely to alter this trend. Overall, the post's impact on the bond market is expected to be neutral, with no significant changes in market sentiment or direction.