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There have been some major threats to the United States dollar global dominance over the last several years.

And here on this channel, we've really talked about the geopolitical shifts, the political instability, and the rise of the BRICS nations, all putting simultaneous pressure on the dollar.

But today, we're going to unpack the biggest threat of all, and that's the U.S.

national debt. Right now, the United States has officially hit $39 trillion in debt. I spoke to

Congressman Thomas Massey. He said, this is unsustainable. We are barreling towards bankruptcy.

And that, by the way, that number is growing fast. And Massey even wears a little chest plate that has the national debt in a little LED light-up thing on his chest.

It's crazy.

Even the Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome Powell, is warning the current path is unsustainable.

In fact, he's even been more direct behind the scenes.

The debt is growing faster than the economy.

And that, by simple definition, cannot continue indefinitely.

Historically, this can't end well. And I'm not just talking about things like recession or

inflation. It ends with a currency's destruction every single time. Think of like Zimbabwe.

Yeah, that's where the U.S. dollar is headed.

Now you might think I'm being a sensationalist, or you might argue that the U.S. has always carried debt, and that's true.

I mean, for the past 126 years.

But since the pandemic, the pace of that debt has exploded.

You can't argue that.

And the amount of interest on that debt is worsening, so much so that it now exceeds our military budget in a year. All of this has become

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