13 chapters across the catalog
The history of NATO expansion is traced back to broken promises made to Mikhail Gorbachev by James Baker and George H.W. Bush. The segment argues that Putin is following a defensive doctrine influenced by Alexander Solzhenitsyn to protect Russian borders from Western encroachment.
Dealey Plaza Mock-up, J6 Prisoners, National Anthem
A caller recalls a magazine photo of James Comey with a mock-up of Dealey Plaza at his feet. The segment transitions to a discussion of January 6 prisoners singing the national anthem nightly at 9 p.m., an event commemorated by activist Matt Baker.
Jeffrey Sachs, Geopolitical History of Ukraine Conflict
Professor Jeffrey Sachs provides a historical breakdown of the Ukraine conflict, tracing it back to the 1990 promise by James Baker III that NATO would not move "one inch eastward." Sachs details how successive US administrations, influenced by neocons, violated this agreement by expanding NATO to Russia's borders and participating in the 2014 overthrow of the Ukrainian government. He asserts that the US and Britain actively blocked peace negotiations in 2022, leading to over 600,000 Ukrainian deaths.
Election Night Projections, Florida Amendments and Voter Mobilization
Roger Stone discusses the historical precedent for candidates declaring victory when ahead and warns of a prolonged counting process. He mentions specific Florida ballot amendments regarding cannabis and abortion designed to drive Democrat turnout. Stone urges Trump supporters not to be complacent in "safe" states and to ensure their social circles are mobilized to vote.
Carter-Baker Commission, 2005 Election Reform and Paper Backups
A 2005 clip from the Carter-Baker Commission on Federal Election Reform features former President Jimmy Carter recommending paper backups for electronic voting machines. Carter warns that secret computer software could open avenues for fraud and suggests random audits of 1-2% of machines, which Burmess notes were never fully implemented.
Matt Baker Pfizer Confrontation, Project Veritas Leadership Crisis
Activist Matt Baker recently confronted Pfizer headquarters in San Diego regarding gain-of-function research, an event involving police intervention. Simultaneously, reports indicate a leadership coup at Project Veritas, where founder James O'Keefe has reportedly been placed on leave by the board. This internal conflict follows a major undercover report involving a Pfizer executive, leading to speculation about deep-state pressure on the organization.
NATO Expansion, Broken Promises to Russia
Dr. Boyle recounts the 1990 promise made by US Secretary of State James Baker to Mikhail Gorbachev that NATO would not move "one inch to the east." He identifies the violation of this pledge by subsequent administrations as the root cause of the current Ukraine crisis. Boyle suggests that a written guarantee of Ukrainian neutrality and a commitment that it will not join NATO is the only way to end the conflict peacefully.
Twitter Slack Channels, FBI Infiltration
Reports indicate that former FBI agents, including James Baker, created private Slack channels within Twitter to coordinate censorship. The number of Twitter employees reportedly increased significantly between 2020 and 2021 as intelligence agencies embedded personnel. The host compares these tactics to the Gestapo and criticizes the ADL for enabling state-sponsored harassment.
The Hammer and Scorecard Surveillance Whistleblower
The segment explores Dennis Montgomery's claims that John Brennan and James Clapper weaponized surveillance software against 20 million Americans, including Donald Trump. Santilli cites testimony from former FBI Special Counsel James Baker to Congress confirming Montgomery's status as a whistleblower. He alleges the software was also used for "front running" on Wall Street and election manipulation.
Biden's Ukraine Funding and NATO Expansion Maps
President Biden's $33 billion Ukraine package is discussed, with $8.8 billion specifically allocated for "countering disinformation." The segment reviews the history of NATO expansion since 1990, contrasting it with promises made to Mikhail Gorbachev. Maps are shown to illustrate how NATO has moved directly up to the Russian border despite previous agreements.
Victoria Nuland, 2014 Ukraine Coup, Prince of Peace Warriors
The 2014 coup in Ukraine is attributed to Victoria Nuland and the U.S. government, who reportedly overthrew Viktor Yanukovych after he made a deal with Putin. Gerald Celente cites James Baker's broken promise that NATO would not move "one inch" eastward as the root cause of the current conflict. He concludes by calling himself and the host "warriors for the Prince of Peace" who are being banned for opposing the narrative of war.
Dr. Francis Boyle, NATO Expansion, and International Law
Dr. Francis Boyle, a Harvard-educated law professor and author of the U.S. Biological Weapons Anti-Terrorism Act, discusses the legal history of NATO expansion. He asserts that promises made by James Baker to Mikhail Gorbachev regarding NATO's eastward movement were binding under international law. Boyle argues that the 2014 coup in Ukraine established a neo-Nazi regime and that the current conflict could be stopped if Biden guaranteed Ukrainian neutrality.
Broken NATO Pledges, James Baker and German Unification
Historical documents from the National Security Archive confirm that in 1990, Secretary of State James Baker promised Mikhail Gorbachev that NATO would not expand "one inch eastward." Celente notes that Baker made this assurance three times during negotiations over German unification. The segment argues that the West's denial of these "ironclad guarantees" is a fundamental cause of the breakdown in relations with Russia.
