And so if we continue down this path, we will look just like Japan. And in fact, we're starting to do that because Since World War II to 2008, we had about an average of 4% growth. Since the great expansion of government and the Great Recession and then Covid... we're averaging about 2% growth now. And because all of the capital has been sucked out and a trillion dollars is going to interest payments. And so that's the problem you have. Yeah. (13:58–14:09)
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