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Jiang explains default through a domestic-finance chain in which the Federal Reserve is the biggest Treasury buyer, the Fed's money comes through private banks, and those banks in turn sit on ordinary Americans' deposits.
"So the debt, their natural dollars will continue to increase. And then the world's going to think you can't actually pay this off. Right?..."
"Does it matter? No, it doesn't matter. Who cares? Okay. The Federal Reserve is a different problem. Why? Because let's just say you owe..."
"an illusion so the example is let's just say your depositor and you put a million dollars into a bank okay and the way..."
"...that if you are a bank and you take money from depositors, you cannot engage in risky lending. Okay? If you are an investment..."
Jiang treats the Xi–Trump visit as a strategic theater.
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