Trump's Meeting with Pope Francis

To genuinely get along

Uh, Vatican and, uh, he

presents to Pope Francis a massive,

apparently the, the folder was absolutely

huge, and handed it over to them and

said, "Yeah, you know, take your time.

Have a, have a look-see." Apparently, Trump kept making little digs

at Pope Francis about his red shoes.

"Yeah, you might wanna put your red shoes on

when you look at all of this stuff,

and..."

So that's what Trump is, is saying, "I'm not leaving here until

you sign some documents for me." Uh, it took, it

took the, the Vatican that night, and the next day they

capitulated.

When you see Pope Francis with a world leader, and he meets a lot of them, i-

it's easy to read into it. He doesn't have much of a

popper face, I guess. But, um, here he is with German

Chancellor Angela Merkel, uh, happy.

Here he is with President Putin, not too thrilled.

See with President Obama, lapping it up.

And, and finally, here he is with the Trumps.

It looks, it looks less like a meeting and more like the Trump family passed away

and they don't know it yet.

Donald Trump has a look on his face that is a mixture of

victory, joy, and mischievousness.

And the two men who so publicly clashed, today ending their

meeting in a handshake.

Yeah, so there were no cameras inside for the

meeting between the president and the

pope, but we are hearing a little bit about what

they discussed.

They talked about the situation in the Middle East.

They talked about the protection of Christian communities around the world.

A number of international affairs issue talked about here today.

And, um, they symbolically, um,

signed off. Now, what did the Vatican have to do to sign

off? You see, the Fed is controlled

by a certain group within the

Catholic Church. Who went forth and spread the teachings of

Christianity? The Jesuits.

When is a central bank not a central bank?

When is a private bank public and a public bank private?

Sound mysterious and full of secrets? Well, that's the Vatican Bank.

'Cause in 1929, they hit a deal with Mussolini,

the head of the fascist

state. He recognized them as a real country,

that little piece of land,

and in return gave them about a billion dollars in today's money,

compensating them

for the loss of the Papal States. They said,

"What do we do with a billion dollars?

We're clerics, not financiers." They hired a guy who

was a

brilliant financial whiz, Bernardino Nogaro.

He came in, he understood arbitrage, he understood offshore banking,

he understood

how to move hard assets around, investments in real estate,

and he started to

do that. In the middle of World War II, he said to the pope, "I need a bank.

It's not enough to have correspondent banks.

We need to move our money off the radar so the British and Americans

can't follow what we're doing." 'Cause they were playing both sides,

the Americans

and Brits they were investing in, and the Germans and Italians.

They didn't know who would win. They wanted to make sure they

were covered, and

that's the birth of the Vatican Bank.

They go from an institution that can't embrace capitalism to one that

suddenly has its own bank in the middle of a war.

They were in control of the Fed, so Trump did

not leave until Pope Francis issued

a papal bull announcing that by a certain

date, the, um, the Vatican Bank, which

was in charge of all, was the, the head

executor, uh, the exchequer of all of the

earth-wide, um, Federal Reserve banking systems in each

country,

would be handed over to one Donald J.

Trump.

Donald J. Trump is not, Mark, just the

executor, the exchequer of the US Treasury, and

therefore the Fed within the United States.

He is the exchequer

for Earth.

He is the exchequer for the treasuries for

every single country on Earth. That's what I told you earlier.

He, no human being in history has ever been

more powerful, owned

more things, or richer than Donald Trump.