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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.
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.
"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?..."
"...trillion. Okay. Where does this money come from? It comes from private banks. Okay. And who puts their money in the banks? The people..."
"...It's not the government that prints money. It's a banks, the private banks that print money. Okay. And the banks, the cartel is called..."
"And the way the, and the way the government works is in order to finance government expenditures, it. It borrows from the federal reserve..."
"...show you how all right in America, in the world. They're private banks. They're run by private people who put all their money in..."
"...Federal Reserve, it's at the heart. It's just a cartel of private banks in America, okay? Do you understand? Now the U.S. government can..."
"...5%, okay? Because in order to get the Federal Reserve, these private banks, to lend you the money, you have to give them an..."
"England okay so this is a private bank that is not accountable to the public what it does is this it prints money and..."
"...engage in risky lending. But if you're an investment bank, a private bank, you can engage in risky lending."
"...basically light blue. But then, because this industry was so profitable, private banks started to come in and issue their own loans."
"...you can see, it's generating a lot of money for these private banks. And then, suddenly, in 2008, there's this massive default. It collapses...."
"...something called the private equity bubble, private credit bubble, okay, where private banks lend money to private companies. And people say it's $200. And..."
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