Catherine Austin Fitts

Right.

I mean, it's hard to believe now, but 30 years ago when the internet was being introduced to the public, the idea was this is empowering for the average person.

It's funny they'd want to discourage accountability.

It's hard not to see malice in there somewhere.

Yeah, vaguely.

Well, because Sorkin believes in science.

Could you just summarize it really quickly?

I remember.

I think I was for it for the record.

I've had so many dumb positions over the years that I think I was for that.

The saddest fact of the moment we're living in is that the American dream itself is evaporating for a lot of young people.

And how do you know that?

Because they can't afford to buy homes.

Owning property, something that was completely normal, it was America just a generation ago, is now a dream for so many people.

People are using buy now, pay later apps to buy food, dinner on credit.

So what you're watching is the slow failure of systems that don't work anymore.

This isn't nostalgia.

Things really are getting worse and you can feel it.

So for nearly 80 years, the U.S.

dollar sat at the center of our economic system.