I read "The Deficit Myth" and I agree with its thesis that A government should print as much as money as it needs to without causing "high" inflation. High in quotes because that is an opinioned adjective. So long as inflation stays acceptable, then the source of wealth (i.e. money) is almost inexhaustible. This is obviously fortunate for the US and unfortunate for the ROW.
I don't know the full economics behind it but my understanding was that the Greenback can be printed indefinitely without a problem so long as the demand for it is increasing proportionately. Manufacturing demand was the next step after printing. Constant wars, contracts, destroying countries and rebuilding them, foreign aid, etc., increased the demand for the dollar, as well as growing global economies trading in USD only. So, if country X develops of a new resource/service and wants to export it to country Y, but demands the payment in USD, then the net global demand for the USD has increased.
Isn't that how it works?
That's some real talk. Unfortunately it seems the only people that gets it in the US are comedians.
That was a rarity from Bill Maher considering usually he is nothing short of a Zionist shill.