What we have built is a global national security state, which is fantastically expensive.

And there are many different component parts from the underground bases to the secret space program.

But essentially, it's a, you know, I call it the tapeworm.

It is a financial parasite that is simply, you know, harvesting and destroying great parts of the economy.

You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Welcome back, friends, James Corbett here at CorbettReport.com in a conversation that is being

recorded on the 26th of November 2019. And today we are talking

once again to Catherine Austin Fitz of Solari.com. And you will definitely remember her because

we had the chance to talk to her not so distant, not in the not so distant past. Just a couple of

months ago, we were talking about the financial coup d'etat. So go back to interview 1479 if you happen to miss that

conversation. I think it was a particularly important one on a particularly important topic that

I've been attempting to cover for a number of years now. I just type missing trillions into my

search bar and you'll find several different reports that I've done over the years on it. But more

importantly, go to missingmoney.cellari.com for much more detailed reports,

including a detailed breakdown of the $21 trillion.

Yes, that is trillion with a T, $21 trillion that we know has gone missing

or somehow is being fudged on the books over the past several years.

You'll also want to pick up a copy of the Solari Report, specifically the real game of

missing money, a two-part series that the Solari Report has recently published, details of which

will be in the show notes for today's conversation along with everything else.

Catherine Austin Fitz, thanks for joining us once again.

Thanks, James.

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