ITM Trading, Released on 2/7/25

“Fentanyl is just the cover for what’s really wrong. What’s wrong is massive money laundering by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) on a huge scale,” reveals Marc Cohodes, legendary short seller and investor. In a powerful roundtable discussion, Cohodes joins Canadian investigative journalist Sam Cooper and our own Daniela Cambone to expose the deep-rooted corruption, money laundering, and lack of accountability plaguing Canada. Drawing from firsthand interactions with high-level law enforcement and government officials, they are delivering a stark verdict: Canada is dangerously compromised—exposed not only to illicit foreign influence but also to the overwhelming dominance of the U.S. military and financial system. Don’t miss today’s interview!”

00:00 Intro
5:49 Canada politics/tariffs
8:40 Drug smuggling
12:19 Crimes in Canada
19:44 Money laundering
24:42 China control over CBC
27:37 Fentanyl czar
31:18 Trump to Canada
36:43 BC drug trafficking
39:24 Canada’s next leadership
43:00 Concluding words

Marc Cohodes is regarded as one of the world’s most successful short-sellers. Before retiring, Cohodes previously ran one of the largest hedge funds in the world, Copper River Partners. They managed over $1.5 billion in assets, and made a fortune betting against companies whose books and practices didn’t quite make sense. In 2008 Marc quit the financial game after a correct bet against Lehman resulted in a complication between Copper River and Goldman Sachs, which led to the fund’s demise. Since then he’s retired from his trade desk, and runs Alder Lanes, a swanky chicken farm in Sonoma County, California. Marc has since come out of his self-imposed short selling retirement after noticing several shorting opportunities too good to pass up.

  canada, china, corruption, Marc Cohodes, money laundering, Sam Cooper, Trump