Topic: 2 3 Trillion

On September 10, 2001, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced that $2.3 trillion in Pentagon funds could not be tracked. This announcement was overshadowed by the attacks the following day. Additionally, the doubling of insurance policies on the World Trade Center complex by Larry Silverstein shortly before the attacks is cited as a suspicious financial anomaly.

A critique of the current administration alleged that trillions of dollars are missing from the Pentagon while national infrastructure, including submarines and jets, continues to fail. The situation was compared to airline pilots robbing passengers while the plane is crashing, suggesting that bureaucrats are focused on personal enrichment during a period of national decline. The term "Biden oligarchy" is expected to become a mainstream media talking point as factions within the government battle for control.

The segment addresses reports of over $10 trillion missing from the Pentagon, characterizing it as a total robbery of the American public. Comparisons are drawn between the current administration and the regime of Manuel Noriega in Panama regarding the looting of national resources. Additionally, personal grievances regarding civil court judgments and the alleged weaponization of the justice system against political dissidents are discussed.

The host discusses his decision to enter the Bitcoin market as a hedge against the failing fiat system, despite potential government attempts to outlaw it. The proposal for a "trillion-dollar coin" is compared to the currency debasement that occurred during the fall of the Roman Empire. House Budget Chairman John Yarmuth is criticized for stating the federal government can afford any amount of spending.