TRUMP SIGNED FAKE EXECUTIVE ORDERS?! | Was the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve a SCAM? | Simply Originals

Nico Moran (0:00)

On March 6th, 2025, President Trump signed the executive order to establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve. 18 months later, no action, a couple bill proposals, only talk, and a former congresswoman may have just blown open one of the biggest scandals of this administration. You're not gonna believe this. Do you remember when Trump said there would be no central bank digital currency in America?

SPEAKER_2 (0:28)

And I will never allow the creation of a central bank digital currency.

Nico Moran (0:35)

Well, the same congresswoman who has possibly blown open a massive executive order scandal also said this.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (0:44)

I said, well, I explained about the central bank digital currency. My district doesn't support this. I don't support this and we need to fix this bill and then I'll vote for it. And I said, I'll introduce an amendment to close this loophole.

Nico Moran (0:56)

Did Trump ban a CBDC or did he set a due date for 2030? Was the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve a scam to earn votes or is it an actual economic weapon being built right now? Strap the hell in, click the like, hit subscribe if you're new here. Massive show today and you're going to want to stay until the finish. Because regardless of any of this, the state's ineptitude could launch Bitcoin to new all time highs. CBDC's scandals lies and Bitcoin's rise. Let's get to it.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (1:33)

So I think I'm going in and I think I'm going to be able to have a nice conversation with the President of the United States. And I feel very confident I'm going to be able to say, Mr. President, your people, my district, we do not want a central bank digital currency. We never want to give the authority over to the government or anyone to have the ability to turn off our bank accounts the way we can buy and sell. And if you're a Christian, you absolutely do not want to have that to happen. So I felt really confident. Alex, I was like, this should be an easy conversation. What I was asking is I was getting yelled at that I just need to vote for this and there's no reason that I should be against it.

I said, well, I explained about the central bank digital currency. My district doesn't support this. I don't support this. And we need to fix this bill. And then I'll vote for it. And I said, I'll introduce an amendment to close this loophole.

He yelled at me and said, I don't give a damn about your amendments. Didn't care.

Nico Moran (2:34)

I was watching that interview live and immediately knew I had to make this show today. Honestly, after we peel this back, you're gonna see why this could be one of the biggest stories we've ever covered on this show. As you could see in the clip, according to former Congresswoman Greene's claims, when she brought up the dangers of CBDCs and why she would withhold her vote on Genius, Trump basically told her to GFY.

She got called into the principal's office, intimidated. And we know how it eventually ended for MTG and the People's Champ, Thomas Massey. Love that guy. I actually reached out to the Congresswoman following her interview and as of yet no response, but definitely we have a lot of questions for her. And you're going to understand why after this. I want you to really take this in. Remember the spectacles of the executive order signings. Trump at the desk, on stage, Capital One Arena, announcing and signing each order to a crowd. People throwing themselves on Sharpies like guitar picks at a show.

But what if that's all it ever was? A show.

Marjorie Taylor Greene (3:47)

And I'll tell you something. I've never said this on camera before, but I believe people need to hear it.

I was told, and this was while I was still in Congress, and I was told by someone very high level, that remember all the executive orders he was signing in the beginning, and remember how everybody was like, yeah, yeah, every day it was something incredible, and he's signing these executive orders.

They had a policy on those executive orders. They had a classification system. One, two, and three. If it was a one, an executive order classified as a one, that meant must pass in the House and the Senate. That was a priority. He signed the order, get it through. If it was a two, eh, they didn't really care. It was, we don't really care. If it was a three, if this is an executive order that you people at home were cheering for, I know I was cheering for all of them. If it was a three, it was a do not pass in the House and Senate.