Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
The aristocracy didn't just want to control money. They wanted to ensure ordinary people couldn't influence it at the state level.
Rohan Grey walks through how Article 1, Section 10 stripped monetary powers from the states before the federal government could claim them. The founders knew exactly what they were doing: centralize currency creation away from legislatures that were "too accountable to average people."
This is class struggle written into the Constitution itself.
Full episode: realprogressives.org/mnc-podcast-ep/episode-34-the-legal-nature-of-money-and-the-history-of-the-federal-reserve-with-rohan-grey
#short
The aristocracy didn't just want to control money. They wanted to ensure ordinary people couldn't influence it at the state level.
Rohan Grey walks through how Article 1, Section 10 stripped monetary powers from the states before the federal government could claim them. The founders knew exactly what they were doing: centralize currency creation away from legislatures that were "too accountable to average people."
This is class struggle written into the Constitution itself.
Full episode: realprogressives.org/mnc-podcast-ep/episode-34-the-legal-nature-of-money-and-the-history-of-the-federal-reserve-with-rohan-grey
#short
