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Testimony of Catherine Austin Fitts to Utah’s Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
My name is Catherine Austin Fitts. I served as Assistant Secretary of Housing – FHA Commissioner in the first Bush Administration and as managing director and member of the board of Wall Street investment bank Dillon Read, where I led state and municipal bond offerings and served as a financial advisor to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I publish the Solari Report and manage Solari Investment Screens.
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