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One trillion dollars.
That's what the United States government paid in interest on the national debt in fiscal year 2025. Not roads. Not defense. Not healthcare. Just interest — money paid to bondholders for past borrowing.
Five years ago, that number was $345 billion. It nearly tripled in half a decade.
This video breaks down the mechanism — how the debt spiral works, why the exits are narrower than people assume, and what the historical pattern reveals.
What we cover:

Why interest payments are now the fastest-growing line item in the federal budget — consuming 13% of all federal spending and exceeding defense
The fiscal doom loop: how borrowing to pay interest creates more debt, which creates more interest, which requires more borrowing
Why the three theoretical exits — growth, inflation, and default — each carry severe constraints
The four-stage pattern that preceded currency resets in Rome, Spain, Britain, and Weimar Germany
Where America sits in that pattern today — and what the transition indicators look like
Why the Fed is trapped between inflation control and debt service costs
What foreign reserve composition, central bank gold purchases, and Treasury auction data reveal about global confidence
The generational dimension: how demographic inversion compounds the structural pressure

The Congressional Budget Office projects interest payments reaching $1.8 trillion by 2035 — consuming 22% of all federal revenue. They publish this. Officially. The math isn't disputed.
The question isn't whether the pressure exists. It's how and when it resolves.

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⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Educational and informational content only. Not financial advice. Fiscal and monetary conditions involve significant uncertainty and vary based on policy decisions and market dynamics. Conduct your own research and consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions.

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