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The host says U.S. Treasury bonds were treated almost like gold so long as the world believed in American legitimacy, but Chinese disinvestment shows that this trust can erode quickly.
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American Legitimacy
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"Sorry to interrupt, but like this is was such a red pill for me as well, where you look at like how the American..."
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"They don't buy as much anymore. They don't buy into the promises and all of a sudden this rapidly destabilizes the American financial system...."
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