Episode 245, “The Story Behind the Story”

Andrew For America thanks that while Americans are being distracted with stories about Tucker Carlson, Nick Fuentes, Israel, Epstein, Trump, the government shutdown, Kash Patel's girlfriend, etc... another story is going unnoticed, and is rarely being talked about. It's the story of our money: our debt, the deficit, the out-of-control spending, the inflation, the devaluation of our currency, and the push for digital ID, digital currency, cashless society, carbon credits, social credit scores, the end of freedom and privacy as we know it. Andrew plays clips from Bill Maher (on our education system), Steve Bartlet (who's guest warns of a coming "dystopia"), Lennie Boy (on China and mass surveillance) and others to help illustrate his points. Technology is going to change the world in ways that many of us are not prepared for, and the people at the World Economic Forum continue to discuss ways to further take control of the human mind! And the story of our money isn't going away either, so we better be prepared for what might happen if we continue to kick the can down the road and deny what the world planners have in store for us!

The song selection is the song, "Apply to Die" by the band Hobo Bridge.

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