Topic: Invisible Empire

The program highlights the historical connections between John Hinckley Jr., the man who shot Ronald Reagan, and the Bush family. Jason Bermas notes that Hinckley's brother was scheduled to have dinner with George W. Bush's brother the day after the shooting. This "coincidence" is used to suggest deeper intelligence ties and the use of high-profile incidents to push for increased gun regulations like the Brady Bill.

The documentary "Invisible Empire" explores the indoctrination of elite students at Yale into the "Skull and Bones" society. These individuals often transition into the Bohemian Grove, where they participate in the "Cremation of Care" ritual to symbolically cast aside their consciences. Historically, the Grove served as a meeting place for high-level planning, including early discussions that led to the Manhattan Project and the development of the atomic bomb.

Jason Bermas details the history of Bill Clinton and Bill Barr in relation to the Iran-Contra scandal and drug smuggling in Mena, Arkansas. He references the film "Invisible Empire" and the testimony of state troopers regarding Roger Clinton's drug use. Bermas argues that the current Epstein scandal is an extension of the same deep-state network that operated in the 1980s.

Filmmaker Jason Burmess joins the show to discuss the "Finders" group and its 1980s connections to the CIA. He details how the group used high-tech equipment for child exploitation and blackmail operations in Washington, D.C. Burmess links these historical events to the modern Epstein case, suggesting a continuous pattern of intelligence-run pedophile rings.

Robert praises Jason Bermas's guest hosting and recommends the documentary "Invisible Empire." The host discusses the network's financial status, clarifying that while they received Bitcoin donations, the high costs of bandwidth and operations keep the company in a state of "treading water." He encourages listeners to purchase DVDs of his classic films to preserve them on hard copy.