Why the US Government Can NEVER Go Bankrupt (Most People Don't Understand This)

The US owes over $35 trillion in debt — so why hasn't it ever defaulted? In this video, we break down how sovereign currency really works, why the US government can't "run out" of dollars the way a household or business can, and what actually limits government spending (hint: it's not what you think). We cover: The difference between government debt and household debt Why currency issuers like the US can't be forced into default (unlike Greece or Argentina) The real limit on spending: inflation, not insolvency Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) — what it claims and why it's controversial The strongest counterarguments from mainstream economists What this actually means for you and your money This is one of the most misunderstood topics in economics — and understanding it changes how you read every headline about "national debt crisis." 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into economics, finance, and how money actually works. 👍 Like this video if it changed how you think about government debt 💬 Comment your thoughts — do you agree with MMT or the critics? #USDebt #Economy #Finance #MMT #NationalDebt #Economics