In this episode of Money and Markets, Catherine Austin Fitts and John Titus dive deep into the controversial subject of tariffs under the Trump administration. They explore whether these tariffs represent a strategic shift or potential economic suicide for the U.S. They also cover the global and domestic economic impacts, and the reactions from key players like China. Additionally, the episode examines the geopolitical implications concerning Iran and Taiwan, and the institutional responses both domestically and internationally.

The conversation also touches on the evolving digital control grid, the pushback against the REAL ID Act, and vaccine mandates in Idaho.

Finally, they discuss the potential risks of calling a constitutional convention and the complex landscape of crypto markets amidst global economic turmoil. Join them for an in-depth analysis of these timely issues and what they mean for the future.