So, yesterday the Fed met, right? And they decided, let's just hold and pause on interest rates. We don't. Why do they do that? I mean, I thought that the Fed was so smart and they could control and manipulate the economy. This Iran situation is like the thing that they can't figure out, right? The longer that this goes on, the more inflationary pressures that there are. And therefore, they're going to have to raise interest rates, right? But if it ends tomorrow, right, what are they still going to have to do? Probably raise interest rates. Like we talked about last week, this bottleneck, this logjam of supply chain disruptions because this has been shut down for so long. It's not going to stop, even if this conflict ends tomorrow. It's going to go on for probably three quarters of a year as supply chain gets reestablished. Now, it might have an immediate impact on oil because perception is reality, right? But supply wise, the world isn't getting stuff. They're not getting fertilizer. They're not going to get oil anytime soon. Natural gas, things coming through the straight. There is a huge bottleneck, which is why the Fed decided we're not going to make a decision on lowering or raising interest rates right now because we don't know what's going to happen, right?

Oh, if it continues, it's really bad. I mean, I can't fathom how bad it would be because the Fed is going to have to go to the printing press, right? And print money like there's no tomorrow. They're going to be buying US treasuries that the rest of the world won't want, right? And so this is why this is imperative that this ends.

Which is a communist manifesto. Central Bank is the 10 planks. Central Bank's one of them, and income tax is the other. Yeah, V.I. Lennon, Marx and Engels.

You notice the private Federal Reserve had announced they were going to cut rates. They thought Kamala was going to win.

It's not federal, folks. It's a private corporation, but it was given a charter by Congress in 1913. Congress can repeal the act or nationalize it.

The head of the Federal Reserve has said that he will not resign if Trump asks him to.

They are a private agency.

The major central banks of the globe are owned by a handful of families. That's why the head of the private Federal Reserve last week, Jerome Powell, pledged to try to block Trump's agenda and said that even if Trump tries to fire him, he won't leave because he is above the law.

But that's where all this predatory garbage comes from. It's where the ESGs come from. It's where the global governance comes from, the corporate social credit scores, all of it.

But Congress created the private agency of the Federal Reserve and can revoke their charter and abolish them. And that's why it's so exciting to see former Congressman Ron Paul coming in to advise the administration On monetary policies and to also dismantle the Federal Reserve. But that's where all this predatory garbage comes from. It's where the ESGs come from. It's where the global governance comes from, the corporate social credit scores, all of it. And President Trump is striking right at the heart of it, going after their predatory loans.

But Congress created the private agency of the Federal Reserve and can revoke their charter and abolish them.

The private head of the Federal Reserve that Trump's been critical of said that if Trump even tells him to quit, that he will refuse to resign.

The Private Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was passed by three senators on Christmas Eve in a quorum vote. That was the Senate rules then. And it brought in a private, mainly European offshore banking cartel. That was in the news at the time, but never, it's all been secret, no audit since then. That was 1913. So how many years ago? That's over 110 years ago. This happened. And before that, the Constitution says that Congress sets monetary policy and sets the taxes and that silver and gold will be legal tender. But since then, they've taken us completely off of that and we're under this Federal Reserve Banking Cartel.

And when he was leaving Alan Greenspan, it was about 15 years ago, the clip's out, but just type in Alan Greenspan and says the Fed's above the law. He was on the Laird News Hour on PBS. And he says, you know, they say, what is the relationship with the president and the Congress and the government with the Fed? He says, there is none. No court, no president, no one in Congress has anything to say about us. We're our own branch of government, and we can do what we want.

We have the 1906 Antitrust Act, Sherman Antitrust Act of Teddy Roosevelt. It is as obvious as the nose on my face or yours that it is a monopoly. It's secretive. It has private shareholders. They've run this country to the ground. They give their own private banks that are subsidiaries, unlimited money at no interest. Then they loan it to us at interest. It is beyond fractional reserve banking.

When I was growing up and learning about the New World Order, everything's about the Federal Reserve. It's the heart of their takeover, the heart of their power. I've talked about it so much. It shows Ron Paul, it makes my, you know, Vocal cords ache. But now Ron Paul's coming into the administration, advisory role. I'm told that's done with Elon Musk. Very exciting. Musk is about to be on Ron Paul's show very soon. In Houston, that's very exciting. And this is how we really take our country back. How about the deep state? The original deep state in this country is the Federal Reserve. Then they got the 1947 National Security Act, the CIA to operate in secrecy.

So here is the head of the private fellow reserve saying he doesn't care about the president or anybody else for that matter because he's above the law. And then here's Alan Greenspan acting like he's outside above the law. But they're not. Yes, the law says they operate and basically are more powerful than anybody in the government. But they're not the government, and the government can't stop them or interfere unless you abolish it.

Well, first of all, the Federal Reserve is an independent agency, and that means basically that there is no other agency of government which can overrule actions that we take. So long as that is in place and there is no evidence that the administration or the Congress or anybody else is requesting that we do things other than what we think is the appropriate thing, then what the relationships are don't frankly matter.