At what point do you think the debt service payments, the interest on that debt becomes a problem for our economy?
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Poliquin questions Powell about the implications of national debt on the economy.
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The national debt--I am pivoting a little bit, Mr. Powell--is about $21 trillion. It is horrible.
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