The Federal Reserve Unveiled: Part III - Bankers, Reform, and Power (1900s to Today)

Welcome to Part III of our deep dive into the origins of the Federal Reserve! In this episode, we journey back to the dawn of the 20th century, where powerful bankers ignited a banking reform movement to centralize control and pave the way for the Federal Reserve. Discover how the Federal Reserve Act was stealthily passed amidst political intrigue, and explore its far-reaching impact on the U.S. economy and society since its inception in 1913. From secret meetings to modern-day consequences, this video uncovers the hidden history of America’s central bank.

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