Welcome to Karen Hunter is awesome.

I'm Karen Hunter, and in part two of my conversation with Catherine Austin Fitz,

I ask her a very poignant question.

Her answer surprised a lot of people. It didn't surprise me

because I already knew, but it raises another question about information and how we receive it.

Now, some of the things she said, spot on. But when you understand her politics and her reasoning,

sometimes you might have to discount a lot of the other things. I've always said that we

should chew up the meat, meaning whatever is good and spit out the bones. Chew up the meat and spit

out the bones. In this instance, I brought her on as a demonstration of how people are thinking at

high places, people with influence. When she told me she knew more about slavery than I did.

I was like, okay, she has a particular worldview, but I'm not going to excoriate her.

We're going to sit in this for a minute.

So I'm sharing this conversation with you because we have to, we don't have to, but I think

we should really listen and hear what's actually going on in the minds of people who can influence the way this

country is going to go. And also, some of these people are your neighbors. Some of these people

you may think of your friends. And I like to think, at least I believe, you cannot vote against

my common humanity and my interest in my rights and be my friend. I may be able to take some things from you

that are valid, but I have to then study your character. And I think that's an important lesson,

at least it is for me. So up next part two of my interview with Catherine Austin Fitz. I hope you

enjoy. We are joined by Catherine Austin Fitz. I was scrolling because

my algorithm only brings me goodness. I'm not playing with you all out there. And this woman came

across a couple of videos, a couple of three videos. And I was like, hmm, let's invite her in.

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