And so America was floating about half a trillion a year into the real debt markets. Right. People in countries actually buying our bonds and waiting for their returns. Well, Today we've got quantitative tightening. The Federal Reserve is shrinking the balance sheet. That means they're selling about half a trillion dollars worth of our bonds a year. That's going into the market, not out of the market. (45:41–45:45)
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Asserts that the Federal Reserve is currently engaged in quantitative tightening.
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