Скачать или смотреть The Silent Deal Between the US Government and Big Banks

The US government borrows trillions of dollars—and most of it comes from banks.
This video explains the silent deal between the US government and big banks,
and how it shapes inflation, debt, bailouts, and the American economy.
Every few weeks, the US government issues massive amounts of debt. Many people
assume this money comes from taxes or foreign countries. In reality, the
backbone of US government borrowing is the American banking system.

In this finance explainer, we break down the rarely discussed relationship
between the US government and big banks. Banks finance government spending by
buying government bonds. In return, governments design systems that protect
banks during financial stress.

This arrangement looks stable on the surface, but it quietly influences
interest rates, inflation, financial crises, bailouts, and long-term economic
risk in the United States.

This video explains:
• How US government debt actually works
• Why government bonds are treated as “safe”
• How banks and governments became dependent on each other
• The role of the Federal Reserve and central banking
• What happens when confidence in the system starts to break

No jargon. No hype. Just a clear explanation of how the US financial system
really works—and why it matters for markets, savings, and economic stability.
What do you think—does the US government protect banks or citizens more?
Leave your opinion in the comments.

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