The bill wants the President to tell Congress how much the country owes (the public debt) compared to how much money the whole country makes (GDP) each year, kind of like checking how big someone’s allowance is compared to their chores. This helps everyone understand how well the country is handling its money.

The Debt-to-GDP Transparency and Stabilization Act (H.R. 6957) is a big rule that says the President must tell the people in charge of money how big the country's debt is compared to the size of everything we make, called GDP, every year. This helps them know if the country’s borrowing is too much or just right.