Federal Chairman Jerome Powell's Annual House Financial Services Committee Testimony Hard Asset Money Show

In this episode, Christian Briggs is a guest on A Good Fight Show with Jameson Haygood. They discuss how Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell appeared Wednesday, March 6 before the House Financial Services Committee as part of his congressionally mandated semiannual testimony on Capitol Hill. Chairman Powell said that the Federal Reserve will try to match privacy with efficiency, security, and safety as the Central Bank Digital Currency launches. Nowhere during his testimony did he say that the United States will not deploy a CBDC. What Powell did allude to is that as a pretense to knowing that it’s already built and it’s in its transactional infancy, the Fed will be careful to preserve privacy. Later in the show, they discuss the public/private partnership of big government and big corporations that have now built a network of a digital control system around us, and one of the main factors that they’ll use to control us is a Central Bank Digital Currency. The government is having private companies do what they cannot do by employing ESG, which is a social credit score for businesses. These business practices have to conform to an ideology that the government sets for us. They can’t directly push on businesses and the people, so they have the private sector do it on their behalf.