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Jiang says the Federal Reserve is not truly a government body but a committee of private-bank interests that creates money, while the government finances spending by issuing Treasury bonds into that system.
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Government finance
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"Right. So the United States has a weird, really weird system where it's not, it's not the government that issues currency. It's not the..."
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"And the way the, and the way the government works is in order to finance government expenditures, it. It borrows from the federal reserve..."
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The interview sounds scattered at first, but its logic is consistent.
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