Topic: John Perkins

Celente recounts a traumatic experience in Catholic school that led him to study close combat under John Perkins. He returns to economic data, noting that motor vehicle insurance is up 17.8% and white bread has increased by 10.7%. The segment concludes with a final warning that World War III has already begun and that the public must use alternative media to find the truth.

Gerald Celente concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to join the "Occupy Peace" movement to prevent World War III. He reflects on his own history of resistance, including a freedom rally in Kingston, New York, and the influence of his teacher, John Perkins. Celente emphasizes that the public must stop "swallowing political crap" and fight for their inalienable rights to avoid nuclear catastrophe.

The acquittal of Michael Sussman is analyzed as a victory for the "DC swamp" and the FBI. The segment highlights Representative Matt Gaetz's claim that the DNC law firm Perkins Coie had a dedicated FBI workspace in its office. Comparisons are drawn between the treatment of Sussman and the prosecution of January 6th defendants like Marine veteran Zach Riehl, who remains detained without trial.

The discussion turns to former DNI John Ratcliffe's claims that Durham has enough evidence to support multiple indictments. Stone cites polling data suggesting a majority of Democrats now want Hillary Clinton investigated for her role in the Russia hoax. He explains how he was legally gagged during his trial, preventing him from presenting evidence of the deep state surveillance that is only now becoming public.

Max Keiser discusses how the outsourcing of labor to China previously masked inflation in the West. He references John Perkins's "Confessions of an Economic Hitman" to explain how the CIA and IMF use debt to control Latin American countries, suggesting these same predatory tactics are now being applied to the United States.