Topic: Charles Lindbergh

Vaughn discusses his historical fiction novel, "Powers and Princesses," which explores the conflict between angels and demons based on Genesis. The conversation shifts to the documentary "Capital Crimes" and the historical stance of Charles Lindbergh Sr. against the Federal Reserve. The panel discusses the theory that the Lindbergh kidnapping was a warning from the elite to congressmen not to interfere with the banking system.

Congressman Louis McFadden is highlighted for his opposition to the Federal Reserve, with the hosts noting he was allegedly poisoned for his efforts. They also reference Andrew Jackson's fight against the central bank and the kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh's child as examples of the elite targeting their enemies. They cite a Nobel Prize-winning economist to support the claim that the Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression by contracting the currency.