Let's go to Catherine Austin Fitz.

She has a very interesting history.

She was Assistant Secretary for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

She has had a lot of experience as an investment advisor at the Hamilton Securities Group and many others.

And she now has Solari, which is a great source of information about culture as well as finances,

primarily finances. But I love the stuff that you have on culture as well at Solari. She has

Heroes of the Week. She has music of the

week and art of the week and all these other kinds of things because it really is about us reclaiming

the culture and taking back our lives. And money is an important part of that, but it's not the

only part of that. And so I really do like Solari. They cover in-depth different issues with publications on a regular

basis if you're a member of Solari. But it's always great to have you, Catherine. Thank you for

coming on. Thank you, David. I wanted to talk to you and reached out to you and I know you got a very

busy schedule. And it was all this Doge stuff happened. And I know that you are skeptical of it.

And I know that when you were at HUD, you saw a lot of stuff that was happening there.

And you also blew the whistle on a lot of pension fund fraud and trillions of dollars that were missing in the federal government.

This is nothing that is new.

But what do you think is going on with Doge?

What's your opinion of it?

No, I think Doge is the public goal is to cut current expenditures and rebalance basically the federal model.

And Doge is certainly cutting some current expenditures i think one of the goals of doge and i think it's multiple goals is to cancel the old

tools of empire and build the new tools of empire so uh, and I would say Doge is an operation.

Technically, there's someone, they finally found somebody to admit to being the head of it.

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