Are we doing anything, though, to then mitigate that--what would be $18.5 trillion in debt instead of $17 trillion in debt for our long term?
Bill Huizenga: “Are we doing anything, though, to then mitigate that--what would be $18.5 trillion in debt instead of $17 trillion in…”
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Huizenga raises concerns about managing long-term national debt and interest rates.
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