The Michael Berry Show.

The US government is issuing a massive flood of debt to cover deficit spending.

And this is getting very little attention.

Let me put this into perspective.

I've got two pages of notes here, so I have to go back and forth.

All right, here we go.

The US government over the past 12 months has spent 6.7 trillion dollars over the last 12 months.

That's up 14% over last year, which was already high.

We are now spending only $900 billion less than when we handed out $4 trillion in a year,

and that was added into it.

We are spending at 2020 levels, and 2020 was supposed to be a once-in-a-lifetime event

because of the pandemic.

During that time of $6.7 trillion of expenditures, the US deficit is at $1.4 trillion, which

is up $1 trillion over last year, when it was $400 billion.

Talk about a too big defail.

This has gotten so out of hand that you sound crazy describing it because it's that bad.

And you can't stop this overnight.

You'll have to shut down entire departments.

And they're wanting to go to war in Ukraine?

We're watching the collapse of a nation.

We're now spending 44% of our gross domestic product.

The same levels as World War II.

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