Details come out from the Fed on largest bank bailout in history in 2019 but media is ignoring it
The corruption and deceit are clearly there, but outside of the Martens’ the media has ignored the recent data the New York Federal Reserve was legally required to produce. More importantly, the information provides some insight on how weak the economy’s fundamentals have been for a long time.
In 2008, the period known as the Great Recession began when the Fed doled out $3.144 trillion in repo loans to big criminal banks to bail them out. Between Sept. 17 of 2019 and July 2 of 2020, the repo loans totaled a whopping $11.23 trillion, over 3.5-times as large as 2008’s loans.
The Martens’ write: “The Fed’s emergency repo operations began as overnight loans. But then the Fed began regularly offering 14-day term loans in addition to the overnight loans. Then it began to add even longer term loans.”
Only banks known as “primary dealers” on Wall Street can get these Fed loans, and they total only 24 trading houses. And the same bad actors in 2008 are the same today including J.P. Morgan Securities, Bank of America Securities, Cantor Fitzgerald, Citigroup Global Markets, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and Nomura Securities International. Those were the largest borrowers.

Details come out from the Fed on largest bank bailout in history in 2019 but media is ignoring it
Massive bailouts in 2019 of repo markets were hidden from the public. Details are emerging and being ignored by mainstream media.
