The [Deep State] is struggling. They have lost control and their leverage. President Donald Trump has been shifting their leverage and control to him and the people.
Each piece of the [Deep State] system is being brought down. This is not an easy fast task. The [Deep State] is fighting him every step of the way.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent let the world know that they cut off the head of the snake in Iran. The body is still wiggling because it doesn’t know its dead. Tick tock. The [Deep State] loses. Here’s more from the X22 Report.
President Donald Trump is not just putting a band aid fix on the US government/economy, etc. He is dismantling what the [Central Banks] and the criminal syndicate system has set up. Without removing it, the people of this country can not take back control.
The [Central Banks] know this. This is why they gain control of the economic system.
Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signal the endgame is upon us. At dawn we win. It’s all about taking back control of the country and the only way to do this is to remove the system the [Central Banks]/[Deep State] put into place. Here’s more from the X22 Report.
After Prime Minister Mark Carney abruptly pulled Canada out of U.S. trade talks and framed the dispute as a “war,” this episode argues the rupture isn’t really about tariffs but about political and financial strategy aimed at the U.S. midterm elections.
Citing U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer’s account of negotiations and Canada’s unique retaliation, the script claims Carney is pursuing “geo-industrialization” and a “donut strategy” to go around the White House and influence American public opinion, aided by U.S.-connected advisers and outreach to mostly Democrats. It also highlights comments from Iran’s foreign minister about U.S. debt and links the broader conflict to competing economic systems.
The episode concludes that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is fighting a parallel battle to manage risks from the yen carry trade using tools like FIMA to prevent destabilizing Treasury selloffs. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
As headlines warn of a $40 trillion U.S. debt and a “bond market explosion,” Barbara Boyd argues a manufactured financial panic is being used to attack President Donald Trump ahead of the midterms. She spotlights Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s “discreet” plan—echoed by Vice President JD Vance—to get economic growth to outpace debt by directing credit into productive investment rather than speculation or consumer handouts.
Boyd frames the approach as an updated Alexander Hamilton model: Sovereign credit for infrastructure, technology, and industry to expand real output and contain inflation, while curbing Wall Street and Fed-driven speculation. She cites Bessent’s focus on domestic production and supply chains and highlights executive-order priorities including advanced manufacturing, nuclear and fusion power, a Moon colony by 2028, and breakthrough science.
The episode also features Vance’s critique of free-trade policies, “deaths of despair,” and a $1B Cleveland-Cliffs investment in Middletown, Ohio. Here’s more from a new episode of Promethean Updates.
This episode argues that Senator Tim Sheehy’s description of Iran’s IRGC as a “death cult” also applies to its alleged financial sponsors in the City of London, framing the IRGC as a deployable terrorism asset within a broader globalist, neo-feudal system.
Barbara Boyd links the 1979 Iranian Revolution and the Three Mile Island incident to a long-running push for limits to growth and post-industrial policies, tracing lines from the Club of Rome and the National Security Memorandum 200 to modern net-zero finance. The program contrasts this with President Donald Trump’s stated nuclear “renaissance,” highlighting four private companies developing microreactors for defense, industry, remote power, and AI data centers.
It then reviews Treasury actions under Scott Bessent targeting Iran’s oil, banking and crypto networks, and parallel sanctions and prosecutions against Mexican cartels designated as foreign terrorist organizations. Here’s more from Boyd on Promethean Updates.
Susan Kokinda argues that President Donald Trump’s recent comments, praising overlap with Bernie Sanders, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s critique of “slavish devotion to free markets” signal not a change of sides but a shift to a different economic system. It frames Trump’s “new economic plan” as an industrial policy that uses tariffs, tax policy, directed investment, and potential public-private stakes in major AI firms, while also challenging Federal Reserve practices and Wall Street forecasting.
Citing the latest jobs report (172,000 jobs versus a 105,000 forecast, with prior months revised upward), it claims the plan is working, though manufacturing hiring is still early, following a sequence of orders, production, investment, then jobs described by Peter Navarro. Kokinda says this approach revives Henry Clay’s “American System,” presented as distinct from free markets, free trade, or socialism. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
The [Deep State] is panicking. They are saying the quiet part out loud and they are suing the Trump administration to find out if ICE will be at the voting centers.
Trump’s strategy is not to bomb Iran into dust but to tactically disarm the regime to take control of their assets like Kharg and the Straight of Hormuz. Once this happen, Iran’s economy begins to tank.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has put everything in motion. Has Trump already signaled that mission is a success and that the people will demand the end to the war? Most likely yes. Here’s more from the X22 Report.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the tariffs that President Donald Trump had been imposing to try to balance out foreign trade, but not everyone thinks this spells doom for the U.S. economy. Here, And We Know explains how Trump has a secondary plan up his sleeve, ready to roll out now that the Justices have shown their hands.
Only three of the Justices approved the original Trump tariffs — Justice Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavenaugh. Those voting against him included the three Democratic appointees as well as Chief Justice John Roberts and the two other Republicans appointed by Trump in his first term — Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett. How will Trump get around these opponents? Is there a way to bypass such an unresponsive Court?
And We Now lays out the options, and also covers: Negotiating from strength and the details of IEEPA law. This is so-called International Economic Emergencies Power Act, allowing the President to regulate international commerce during periods of a declared national emergency.
Harvard University has reopened an investigation to ascertain the full scope of the relations between Harvard instructor Larry Summers and the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Summers is a former Treasury Secretary during the administration of President Bill Clinton.
Summers has already announced he will step back from making further public appearances and has withdrawn as a member of the board for Open AI.
As part of the probe, Harvard will look into other employees and teachers who had dealings with Epstein to determine what sanctions, if any, are warranted. Some politicians have called for Harvard to sever all ties with Summers, but it remains to be seen if the university will take that step. Here’s more from The New York Post.
(EDITOR’S NOTE:Summers has announced he is leaving his teaching post at Harvard University. It’s not clear if the Harvard probe will continue for other employees.)
Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” shares a DM clip of Hakeem Jeffries’ pathetic attempts to defend Stacey Plaskett’s Jeffrey Epstein connection. Plaskett was serving on the House Intelligence Committee as delegate from the U.S. Virgin Islands.
When will we see the Epstein documents? What will be withheld?
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi says it will take the U.S. Justice Department about a month to get the files ready for release. Documents will be stripped of images showing child sexual abuse as well as information identifying the names of victims.
Also, there could be sensitive, classified information, especially involving foreign relations, redacted from the documents. Here’s more from NewsNation.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says a rare earths deal with China could be finalized by Thanksgiving, expressing confidence that Beijing will honor its commitments following high-level talks between President Trump and President Xi.
Bessent also forecasts strong U.S. economic growth in early 2026 under Trump’s economic plan. He appears here with Maria Bartiromo on Fox News.
