Why America had the Best Year Ever in 2022

2022 was a difficult year for a lot of people and countries. However, the US actually seemed to do pretty well in the last 12 months. So in this video we'll run through the successes America had in 2022 and why the country actually kinda won 2022.

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[opfgnyj]

I wouldn't necessarily say won; just that everyone else failed harder

[thefunctionofjames]

"Knee-capping one of your geo-political rivals for less than 70 billion..." Love this lol.

[quadeong]

"Crypto as a hedge against inflation" now that's the best joke I've heard in a while.

[Bigdog]

Please keep this channel alive, this is something no American outlet would ever touch on, and it’s important news

[KommandantAegis]

Minor note, the Japanese currency is the yen while the Chinese currency is the yuan, with slightly different pronunciations, so it was slightly confusing, if you could just add something like the ‘Chinese yuan’ or the ‘Japanese yen’ would be helpful. Otherwise great video

[ionnanskilliorus]

The US has made more than they have spent on Ukraine. Most NATO and few non NATO countries have put in pretty big orders for their defence industry (Germany and Japan are planning spending $100 billion and $300 billion). Plus it's LGN industry is booming now, after being on life support.

[TheSpeedway]

As an American this was a much needed positive news boost to brighten the day a little.

[lalc__]

Maybe the angle that TLDR US could take is a semi-optimistic one like this. That would certainly give it a unique voice among the other US news sources lmao.

[plucas]

Russia this year has pretty much been like Sideshow Bob in an endless field of rakes.

[levino]

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It's Yuan Not Yen, TLDR is still in confusion about the two currencies lol

Yuan is Chinese, Yen is Japanese yet both has the same currency symbol

[cgt]

In the end: america's downfall was ... greatly exagerated

[Bottleofwater-ny]

As an european im glad american Is doing better

[theconqueringram]

I am glad they're keeping this channel up. This is some good news about 2022.

[Bb]

Thanks for the positive news things are still looking pretty bleak even after the midterms here in the US

[gp-]

It’s honestly surprising we came out better than most other rivals let alone allies

[PianoHamsters]

The video can be summed up as “Although the US is doing terribly, at least it’s better than America’s enemies!”

[danz]

Americans are insanely competitive. We always think we are on the verge of collapse. It's the secret of the country's success. We never rest on our laurels because we don't think we have any.

[mikev]

Thank you for making this video. You guys are truly a top tier news outlet. It's so easy to be pessimistic in America with the political climate, so I'm happy to see some optimism and the good not overshadowed by the bad.

[TidusX]

I hope you can keep this channel going. I would love your breakdown of our electrical system, this past few months have shown how fragile it is and how easy it is to fail.

[wallycola]

TLDR does great work, please keep making US news videos if you are able to!