You can't make this up. For the first time since 1946, US debt held by the public ended the fiscal year bigger than the entire economy. It hit $32.2 TRILLION at the end of fiscal 2026, equal to 100.03% of GDP, per WSJ. It doesn't even count the money the government owes its own trust funds like Social Security, which pushes total debt past $40 TRILLION. The last time was in 1946, when World War II borrowing pushed it to a record 106%. Net interest cost $1.05 TRILLION in fiscal 2026, more than the US spent on national defense. Meanwhile, the economy grew at a 3.4% annual rate in the third quarter, faster than expected.this is the tweet right the fina lone