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Jiang treats U.S. default not as a remote technical event but as a domestic rupture because the debt chain runs through the Federal Reserve, private banks, and ordinary depositors.
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default
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...do that, if people don't buy U.S. Treasuries, you go into default. Okay? So what does default mean? Okay. Well, let me explain how..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...do that, if people don't buy U.S. Treasuries, you go into default. Okay? So what does default mean? Okay. Well, let me explain how..."
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Jiang says a domestic U.S. debt default is politically impossible because it would wipe out Americans' bank money, trigger revolution, and collapse the government.
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"...do that, if people don't buy U.S. Treasuries, you go into default. Okay? So what does default mean? Okay. Well, let me explain how..."
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"...government. The American people. So if the American government were to default on its debt, the American people would lose all the money in..."
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