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In this explosive episode of Money & Markets, Catherine Austin Fitts and John Titus dive deep into their “Mask Off” theme as institutional deception becomes impossible to hide. Trump’s approval ratings have plummeted 12 points in a single week following his administration’s refusal to pursue Jeffrey Epstein prosecutions while simultaneously appointing Epstein-connected officials to key positions.
John and Catherine expose a coordinated financial coup in progress, from the Fed’s surveillance of anti-ICE protesters to private equity firms like Blackstone and KKR gaining access to Americans’ 401(k) plans through new executive orders. Meanwhile, the stablecoin push represents a desperate attempt to maintain dollar hegemony as the BRICS nations accelerate de-dollarization efforts and China calls out Washington’s latest currency manipulation scheme.
From Moderna’s targeting of vulnerable children with new vaccine approvals to restaurants surveilling customers’ social media, the episode reveals how surveillance capitalism and organized crime tactics have become standard operating procedure. Catherine issues a rare storm warning about the scale of plunder coming, while John tracks the front-running of Trump’s trade announcements and the complete abandonment of financial market integrity.
Key topics include: Trump-Epstein connections destroying public trust, 401(k) private equity raids, stablecoin dollar imperialism, BRICS resistance strategies, Bohemian Grove decision-making, Thomas Massie’s Epstein files discharge petition, and why this represents the most dangerous phase of the ongoing coup.
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