Topic: Kashkari

The segment discusses the use of PCR tests to falsely identify avian flu on small farms in Australia, leading to bans on egg sales. Fitz cites Minneapolis Fed President Neal Kashkari, who stated that CBDCs are primarily useful for "taxation without representation." She argues that psychopaths in government are using various ruses to destroy the independent food supply and implement financial lockdowns.

The interview features clips from central bankers discussing the "benefits" of CBDCs, including the ability to monitor every transaction and impose negative interest rates. Fitz warns that this is a "slavery system" where the government can take assets and even children from non-compliant citizens. She emphasizes that the World Economic Forum's "2030" vision involves the total elimination of private assets.

Internal disagreements within the Federal Reserve are surfacing, with Atlanta Fed President Bostic predicting only one rate cut in the fourth quarter and Minneapolis Fed Chair Kashkari suggesting zero cuts. These conflicting outlooks reflect the difficulty of managing interest rates during a period of "sticky" inflation. Dr. Kirk Elliott aligns with the zero-cut prospect due to the persistent rise in the CPI.