Topic: Neil Oliver

Breitbart reports that transcripts confirm the January 6th Committee lied about Donald Trump attacking Secret Service agents in a vehicle. The committee is accused of deleting interviews and evidence that contradicted their narrative before concluding their investigation. Guest Neil Oliver is introduced as a prominent voice who recently discussed these themes with Tucker Carlson.

Scottish broadcaster Neil Oliver joins the show to discuss the "great change" occurring globally. He argues that the "baddies" (the establishment) are more frightened and exposed than ever before. Oliver highlights the push for digital surveillance, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and social credit systems as desperate attempts by a brittle elite to maintain control.

Neil Oliver explains the origin of his moniker "The Coast Guy," which stems from his long-running television series "Coast" in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. Before becoming a political commentator, Oliver was an archaeologist and writer focused on history and the supernatural. He has written 14 books and continues to produce podcasts like "Love Letter to the World."

Scottish broadcaster Neil Oliver discusses the need for a reckoning regarding the global response to COVID-19 and the push for a "technological revolution." He warns that the pandemic was used as a tool to introduce digital IDs, central bank digital currencies, and 15-minute cities. Oliver emphasizes that only a small percentage of the population is needed to resist this "neo-feudalism."

The New York Times is criticized for a headline that characterized the word "freedom" as an anti-government slogan used by Cuban protesters. Lawrence Fox defends commentator Neil Oliver, who has been attacked by the media for his pro-freedom stance. Fox describes social media as a "coward's hideout" that does not reflect the pro-freedom sentiment he encounters on the streets.