This episode explores whether robust economic growth could help manage or reduce the U.S. national debt. Experts analyze historical examples like post-WWII recovery and examine modern strategies such as tax cuts, immigration reform, infrastructure development, and housing policy. While certain measures show promise in stimulating growth—like upgrading the electrical grid or easing zoning laws—they likely won't be sufficient on their own to address the looming fiscal challenges. Ultimately, the discussion concludes that while growth can help, long-term solutions will require difficult choices around taxation and government spending.