Hello, fellow rebel capitals, hope you're well. So breaking news, you will not believe what just happened

to the United States national debt. Let's go right over to

C and check this out. Or maybe I should have said you will absolutely believe

what just happened to the United States. I didn't even think about that one. U.S. national debt hits

33 trillion dollars for the first time. I would hope so. This is the first time. Key talking points, national debt of the United States

reached a historic milestone, and that's not one to be proud of, by passing 33 trillion for the first time the US Department Treasury said level was reached less than two weeks before the federal government.

And you know, I read an article, I think it was last night, and Josh, maybe looked

this up while we're talking, that the debt has gone up by $1 trillion, wait for it, in the last three months.

Now I know for sure, because I just talked about it on a whiteboard video that I did this

morning that's coming out tomorrow night.

I know for sure that since the beginning of the survey says sickness, the debt has gone up by

almost $10 trillion, which is a 50% increase in three years.

Three years, for other mistakes.

Let that sink in for a moment.

But if I'm not mistaken, the debt has also gone up by one trillion dollars just over the last three months.

I mean, they're staggering, staggering numbers. And you know Jeff Conlock is right. I think that it's only

going to get worse, although I have a different view on him on the dollar relative to other foreign currencies.

The dollar relative to goods and services, I agree.

But getting back to the talking points here, the issue of debt is at the center of the

standstill of Congress over spending bill that was

sustained the government until next funding cycle.

I don't even why do we really?

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