Recorded Nov. 11 for Nov. 12 release, John Titus and Catherine Austin Fitts argue that despite midterm backlash the “uniparty” is doubling down on the same control grid using different vectors, spotlighting Trump’s appointment of Stephen Miller, continued pressure to sustain the Iran war, and a major bipartisan revolt against AI/data centers (44 of 45 local ballot measures restricting projects). They discuss a White House email warning 3,000 conservative groups their statements are being monitored, pervasive “grift” via stocks and crypto, and post-election market moves showing tech/energy weakness and healthcare strength, suggesting a shift from tech to health as a control vector (including Bernie Sanders targeting RFK Jr. over vaccines). They cover AIPAC and crypto spending losses, satellite dominance and Ukraine communications, Meta’s Muse privacy risks, claims of insider-trading theater around Nvidia, pushback stories (Houston homeless feeding ruling; Massie’s failed Hegseth impeachment), and Solari updates from Thailand, CIPS growth, automation/deflation pressures, Carnicom censorship, and upcoming Solari events.