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supreme court. the court ruled in singer s favor 7-1, with alito in tow. and singer s firm ended up walking away with a reported $2.4 billion. $2.4 wrilian, a return on what was reportedly a $117 million investment. we re not done, by the way. the month after the supreme court ruling because of this hedge fund owned the hedge fund owned debt situation, the entire country of argentina defaulted on its debt a second time, and news outlets across the country frame the whole thing as argentina versus paul singer. so, sure, maybe it s possible that justice alito didn t know paul singer was involved, but alito really must not have done his research. ultimately that case was not decided by alito alone. the ruling as i said was 7-1. and it s impossible to know if anything singer did or said swayed alito at all. but between the $100,000 flight,
Wall Street stocks fell as Washington power brokers negotiated to avoid a US debt default. Markets grew more worried, while the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq declined.
it could put the u.s. into a recession. i want to bring in a student, an undeclared voter who did not vote in 2020. marta, what s your question? hi, mr. president. my question is what do you think about the united states current debt situation, and how can we move forward? such an important question. so we re at $33 trillion, a number no one ever thought possible. when we had our economy rocking and rolling just prior to covid coming in, literally we were making a fortune. and oil, we were going to make so much money from oil, we were going to start paying off debt, but then with covid coming in we had to do other things. we had to keep this country alive because it was so serious br but we have to get the country back. interest rates are through the roof. energy has to come down, it all has to come down and we have to start paying off debt. but when we have a debt limit, and they use that very seriously. schumer came in with nancy pelosi, and they were using,
on that topic, i want to bring in marta , a student here at st. ancel. she s an undeclared voter who did not vote in 2020. murdaugh, what s your question? hi mister president. so my question is what do you think about the united states for current debt situation. and how can we move forward? such an important question. we are at 33 trillion dollars, a number that nobody ever thought was possible. when we had our economy rocking and rolling just prior to covid coming in, like literally, we were making a fortune. in oil we were going to make so much money for oil. with covid coming in we had two other things. we have to keep this country alive because it was so serious. we have to get the country back. we have to lower energy prices, we have to lower interest rates. interest rates are through the roof. energy has to come down. we all have to start paying off debt. when we have a debt limit, and