John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts frame the episode around “American Psychos,” comparing public officials’ cheerful talk of violence and confiscation to American Psycho, then discuss Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent bragging about seizing Iranian crypto and properties without due process.

Catherine and John use Trump’s “not even a little bit” remark as a theme to discuss shifting realities in geopolitics, finance, and domestic governance.

John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts warn to “brace for impact,” arguing a depression is coming and that US leadership can only “do well” by plundering the population as a debt-based system turns parasitic.

Catherine and John frame an “inside trader’s apocalypse,” questioning insider trading, prediction markets, and a staged “assassination” narrative they argue is used to push a costly White House ballroom distraction while highlighting Vance’s role in advancing stablecoins and digital tokens.

On tax day (April 15), Catherine and John argue the Iran war is really a factional “war on people,” highlighting sharply reduced Strait of Hormuz traffic, rising U.S. gas prices, and global cost-of-living stress while oil companies and Wall Street banks profit from war-driven volatility.