Topic: Partnership

Reports from the 2025 Bilderberg meeting indicate that Donald Trump remains the group's primary enemy because he disrupted the planned transition to Trans-Atlantic and Trans-Pacific communities. The globalist elite had intended for Hillary Clinton to oversee this integration, which would have replaced state sovereignty with corporate control. Trump's "globalist but not ultra-globalist" stance, which favors maintaining the nation-state and middle class, is viewed as a direct threat to the "one world company" model.

A proposal for massive tax cuts for Canadian citizens is discussed as a way to liberate them from an elite globalist system. Mark Carney indicates a commitment to a "step change" in Canadian security investment and a stronger partnership within NATO and NORAD. The strategy involves using U.S. leverage to force deals that benefit both American and Canadian populations.

The discussion focuses on how the "Deep State" is actually a corporate oligarchy that utilizes public-private partnerships to steer national policy. Dyer explains that this elite class uses managed crises to condition the public to accept top-down solutions.

The deployment of surveillance technology is being managed through public-private partnerships involving telecom companies and state Departments of Transportation. Host Kate Dally and guest Aman Jabi emphasize that this "digital leash" is being implemented while the public is distracted by other crises. They conclude by urging listeners to investigate the contracts their local city and county commissions are signing with federal agencies.

A study by America’s Warrior Partnership reveals that U.S. veteran suicides are significantly higher than reported by the VA, with an average of 44 veterans dying daily from suicide or self-injury. Gerald Celente promotes his "Occupy Peace" movement, featuring figures like Judge Andrew Napolitano and Scott Ritter. He argues that without a unified fight for peace, the failing economy will inevitably lead to a major global war.

The discussion turns to how the BIS, IMF, and World Bank use ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) scores to control global credit. Mark Moss explains that companies refusing these narratives will become "economic roadkill." They identify high-level figures like Prince Charles as key proponents of this "authority by decree" that bypasses merit-based leadership.

Susan from California calls to ask about converting her multi-member LLC into an S-Corp or C-Corp without losing her trademarks. Tyler Bennett advises that partnerships are often inefficient "flow-through" entities and suggests a reorganization into a corporate structure to prevent overpayment of taxes and protect intellectual property.