As of the close of business Monday, January 29, the Federal debt stood at $4,987,704,420,651.53, about $13 billion shy of the $5 trillion mark, which the Federal debt will exceed in a few months. On a per capita basis, every man, woman, and child in America owes $18,931.76 as his or her share of that debt.
William Helms: “As of the close of business Monday, January 29, the Federal debt stood at $4,987,704,420,651.53, about $13 billion shy…”
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Discussing the status of the Federal debt and its implications for American citizens.
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