Can the U.S. 'Print Money' to Pay Down the National Debt?

The video addresses common concerns about hyperinflation resulting from printing money, using examples like Weimar Germany and Zimbabwe. It explains that the US is unlikely to experience such inflation due to excess capacity and digital money creation methods. The government uses keystrokes to credit bank accounts, not physical money printing. Taxes and deficits play roles in inflation, but not as directly as assumed. The Fed's actions have not led to hyperinflation, debunking myths about digital money creation.

In what way does the speaker suggest that deficits relate to inflation?

What evidence does the speaker provide to argue that keystroking credits to bank accounts does not automatically lead to inflation?