Topic: Catherine Austin Fitz

Catherine Austin Fitz's research into technocracy suggests that globalists use Antifa to burn specific properties that owners refuse to sell. Claims are made that fire reservoirs were drained and power lines were left active during high winds to ensure the destruction of the Pacific Palisades. This is described as a "perfect crime" involving administrative negligence and the cutting of fire department budgets.

Former HUD official Catherine Austin Fitz has identified $21 trillion in undocumentable adjustments within U.S. government financials between 1998 and 2015. This missing capital is allegedly siphoned into "black budgets" to fund a vast network of underground cities, transportation systems, and continuity of government (COG) infrastructure. Locations such as Denver International Airport and Fort Hood are cited as suspected hubs for these secretive subterranean facilities.

Catherine Austin Fitz, former Assistant Secretary of Housing, discusses the "red button" problem, where the US economy's reliance on "dirty money" laundering prevents systemic reform. She argues that the current political establishment is terrified of RFK Jr.'s health initiatives because they would expose how federal agencies have profited from the poisoning of American children. Fitz characterizes the current state of governance as "administrative terrorism" and "murder by pen."

Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is criticized for facilitating migration through "safe mobility offices" in Central America. The host reports on Russian nuclear submarines and missile cruisers positioned off the coast of Florida. Alex Jones then introduces guest host Maria Z, who is joined by Catherine Austin Fitz to discuss ESG and the "New World Order."

Investment banker Catherine Austin Fitz discusses the global push for digital ID and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC). She notes that 114 countries are currently prototyping these systems through the Bank of International Settlements (BIS). Fitz warns that digital ID will lead to complete transactional control, allowing governments to "turn off" an individual's money for non-compliance with mandates.

IMF and European Central Bank officials, including Christine Lagarde, confirmed plans for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) to maintain their role as monetary anchors. Catherine Austin Fitz, a former HUD official, explained that CBDCs are not true currencies but centralized control systems capable of restricting travel and spending based on behavior. The New York Fed has already initiated a 12-week pilot program for a digital dollar.

Dr. Breggin asserts that the organization Black Lives Matter is funded by globalists like George Soros to destabilize inner cities. Citing Catherine Austin Fitz, he suggests that destroying these areas allows globalists to buy up property cheaply. The segment claims that the movement ignores the high employment rates achieved under Trump to keep the black community focused on racial division rather than economic empowerment.