Russia naming Britain a combatant, Mark Carney’s permanent-warfare bank, the Arctic icebreaker play, and Chrystia Freeland’s psychological operations against Americans ahead of the midterms.
After Mark Carney pulled Canada out of U.S. trade talks and called it a war, Susan Kokinda shows it isn’t about tariffs — it’s a midterm operation and a clash of systems. Scott Bessent is fighting the parallel battle: defusing the yen carry trade with tools like FIMA so Treasury rates don’t blow.
AI, migration, war, and population decline are fueling a culture of permanent fear. Mike Steger reveals the roots of black-pilling and how faith, hope, and love can overcome it.
Join Kesha Rogers and Michael Steger in this Monday strategic discussion and overview centered around President Trump's unprecedented efforts to bring about peace between Russia and Ukraine. The episode delves into Trump's pivotal meetings with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, ongoing negotiations, and broader geopolitical dynamics. Steger highlights the collapse of the global financial system, the history leading to the Ukraine conflict, and the necessity of reestablishing a nation-state system for sustainable economic development. The discussion covers the resistance from globalist entities and the significance of Trump's leadership in reshaping international relationships and economic policies.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:37 Historic Meeting Between Trump and Putin
01:08 Trump's Commitment to Peace
03:59 Challenges from War Mongers
06:06 Michael Steger's Opening Comments
06:34 Global Financial Crisis and Its Aftermath
09:29 The Ukraine Conflict and Its Origins
11:58 Strategic Implications of the Ukraine War
13:52 Trump's Vision for a New World Order
15:22 The Role of Globalists and Neoliberalism
32:58 Trump's Diplomatic Efforts in Anchorage
46:28 Conclusion and Audience Interaction
Russia naming Britain a combatant, Mark Carney’s permanent-warfare bank, the Arctic icebreaker play, and Chrystia Freeland’s psychological operations against Americans ahead of the midterms.
After Mark Carney pulled Canada out of U.S. trade talks and called it a war, Susan Kokinda shows it isn’t about tariffs — it’s a midterm operation and a clash of systems. Scott Bessent is fighting the parallel battle: defusing the yen carry trade with tools like FIMA so Treasury rates don’t blow.
AI, migration, war, and population decline are fueling a culture of permanent fear. Mike Steger reveals the roots of black-pilling and how faith, hope, and love can overcome it.
A manufactured “debt bomb” panic is the next play against Trump before the midterms. Barbara Boyd unpacks Scott Bessent’s Hamiltonian plan—sovereign credit for production, not speculation—and why Wall Street and London can’t even comprehend it.
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