In a striking and controversial appearance on the Tucker Carlson Show, renowned economist Dr. Richard Werner laid out what he claims is the hidden and dangerous relationship between central banking institutions, mass conflict, and covert intelligence operations.

Werner, best known for his work on the creation of money by private banks, argued that central banks—particularly the U.S. Federal Reserve—have played a deeper, more sinister role in global events than many realize. According to him, wars are not only fought for geopolitical gain but also to secure and expand the control of banking systems over sovereign nations.

During the interview, Werner claimed that the CIA has long operated in tandem with financial interests, often toppling governments or backing wars to enforce a global economic structure built around debt, fiat currency, and central control. “Money is created out of nothing by banks,” Werner said, “but the real cost is paid in human lives when that power is abused.”

He also pointed to historical examples where banking expansions followed military conflicts, citing Iraq, Libya, and Afghanistan as case studies in what he describes as a pattern of "financial colonization."

While his assertions are sure to be debated, Werner’s appearance has reignited concerns about transparency, monetary policy, and the unchecked influence of central banks in global affairs.