Topic: Memoir

Governor Gavin Newsom is criticized for his personal and political hypocrisy, including his attendance at the French Laundry during pandemic lockdowns. While promoting environmental ESG policies, he has reportedly outsourced manufacturing to China and overseen a massive exodus of businesses from California. His upcoming memoir is characterized as a tool for the political machine to facilitate kickbacks and campaign donations.

The segment explores Hunter Biden's transition into the art world, where his prints reportedly sell for $75,000 and original paintings for $500,000. Tucker Carlson suggests these sales resemble a money-laundering scheme. He also criticizes Simon & Schuster for paying millions for Hunter's memoir, which was promoted by celebrities like Stephen King despite poor sales.

Dyer analyzes David Rockefeller's memoirs, specifically the chapter titled "The Proud Internationalist." He notes Rockefeller's admission of conspiring for a global government and his praise for Mao Zedong's social experiment in China. Dyer also highlights Rockefeller's connections to intelligence networks and his use of figures like the Dulles brothers, who were allegedly involved in Operation Paperclip and neutral toward Nazi Germany.

In his book "Memoirs," David Rockefeller admitted to being part of a secret cabal working against the interests of the United States to build a more integrated global political and economic structure. This "Open Conspiracy," a term coined by H.G. Wells, involves using entities like the Trilateral Commission and the UN to bypass national boundaries. Dyer asserts that these plans are public but ignored by mainstream international relations professors.