In this episode of Money & Markets, we delve into the theme of ‘Mega-Rich Madness,’ exploring how the ultra-wealthy are driving society toward destruction.

Catherine Austin Fitts and John Titus analyze the growing disassociation of the mega-rich from societal welfare, historical examples of societal pushback, and current parallels from Augustus in the Roman Empire to modern-day labor unions.

Additionally, they discuss the implications of stablecoins, the alarming rise of AI data centers, and geopolitical tensions, including U.S. trade policies influenced by Israeli interests and the economic dominance of China.