"If other countries are not buying US government IUS, then our interest rates will go up. And that's crippling not only just US consumers but also the US government because the US government is $37 trillion in debts and they have to make interest payments as well on that debt."
By ClearValue Tax | July 14, 2025 | Incorrect
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Trump Retaliates Against BRICS Plan to Replace US Dollar 00:06:54 - 00:07:11
Interpreted Prediction
If other countries continue to stop buying US government debt, US interest rates will rise, crippling consumers and the US government due to its $37 trillion debt.
AI Evaluation Notes
Evaluated on 2026-04-29
Foreign holdings of US debt have reached record highs as of early 2026, directly contradicting the premise that other countries have stopped buying. Consequently, the predicted rise in interest rates and subsequent economic impact did not occur as a result of such a trend.

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