Inside Political Corruption and Reform

This chapter explores the intricate layers of corruption within political systems, emphasizing the disconnect between crucial information and decision-makers due to bureaucratic obstructions. It recounts personal experiences in Congress, showcasing the coercive dynamics affecting lawmakers, while also highlighting challenges in reforming these systems amidst political pressures. Additionally, it touches on historical contexts of debt and examines the evolution of the Federal Reserve's role, reflecting on the implications for modern financial policies and potential geopolitical tensions.