text:  You don't have to follow the 24-hour cable news networks to know that we're an inflection point in our politics, too, after last Thursday. And as we have said, a time or two politics does translate into economics and the economy. That is a cue for a detour into the bond market, where the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note has spiked on the improved political prospects of Donald Trump and Republicans in general this fall. Marketplace's Sabri Beneshour reads the bond market tea leaves for us.