Catherine Austin Fitts

financial, you know, activities that I would describe as, you know, they clearly knew they were defrauding people and harming people. And, you know, so my question is why is anybody, if an institution would do that, Now, I can make arguments where it makes sense for somebody to have their money at JPMorgan Chase for things we don't need to go into. There's all sorts of esoteric reasons.

But I would say that a majority of people who are free to move their money out of JPMorgan Chase, why don't they? Why wouldn't you act in your own- It's so convenient.

But I would say that a majority of people who are free to move their money out of JPMorgan Chase, why don't they? Why wouldn't you act in your own- It's so convenient.

But I would say that a majority of people who are free to move their money out of JPMorgan Chase, why don't they? Why wouldn't you act in your own- It's so convenient.

So you're saying that you would do business with a Russian mob because it's convenient.

So you're saying that you would do business with a Russian mob because it's convenient.

So you're saying that you would do business with a Russian mob because it's convenient.

Right. So what I'm telling you is if you will do business with people who steal and defraud.

Right. So what I'm telling you is if you will do business with people who steal and defraud.

Right. So what I'm telling you is if you will do business with people who steal and defraud.

Crime that pays is crime that stays. I mean, if you look at the financial crisis, we shoveled $27 trillion of taxpayers' money into institutions. You know, so that was a huge theft. That was a huge taking. Why would you ever bank with any of those institutions if you could avoid it? And there are times some people can't avoid it, so I'm not.

Crime that pays is crime that stays. I mean, if you look at the financial crisis, we shoveled $27 trillion of taxpayers' money into institutions. You know, so that was a huge theft. That was a huge taking. Why would you ever bank with any of those institutions if you could avoid it? And there are times some people can't avoid it, so I'm not.

Crime that pays is crime that stays. I mean, if you look at the financial crisis, we shoveled $27 trillion of taxpayers' money into institutions. You know, so that was a huge theft. That was a huge taking. Why would you ever bank with any of those institutions if you could avoid it? And there are times some people can't avoid it, so I'm not.

But, I mean, I'll never forget being in Washington, and there's some big protest, and one of the guys said to me is, look, as long as they have Citibank credit cards in the back of their pocket, I don't care if they walk up and down. Why? Because that's...

But, I mean, I'll never forget being in Washington, and there's some big protest, and one of the guys said to me is, look, as long as they have Citibank credit cards in the back of their pocket, I don't care if they walk up and down. Why? Because that's...

But, I mean, I'll never forget being in Washington, and there's some big protest, and one of the guys said to me is, look, as long as they have Citibank credit cards in the back of their pocket, I don't care if they walk up and down. Why? Because that's...

Well, as long as you're giving me all your data and you're giving me all your money and I control your money and your money and the data. What do I care if you walk up and down?

Well, as long as you're giving me all your data and you're giving me all your money and I control your money and your money and the data. What do I care if you walk up and down?

Well, as long as you're giving me all your data and you're giving me all your money and I control your money and your money and the data. What do I care if you walk up and down?

Trump was put in by the bankers to get the control grid. The other team in the Unipar wasn't moving fast enough. They couldn't get the control grid. I've never, I say you a link. We just did a new collection of all the things Trump is doing to move the control grid. He is moving very, very fast. When it comes to building- First, he's getting the Real ID implemented very aggressively.