Topic: New York Senate

Celente shares his personal history as a young lobbyist in the 1970s who helped kill environmental legislation. He uses the fall of the Berlin Wall as a lesson in how mass, persistent protest can topple powerful regimes. He advises listeners to get in the best physical and spiritual shape possible to become effective "irate, tireless" advocates for change.

Celente shares his personal history, growing up in the Bronx and working in the New York State Senate at a young age. He describes his decision to quit government work after witnessing the "cowardice" and sycophantic behavior of political aides. He credits his father with teaching him to think for himself and avoid being a "parrot" for the establishment.