Topic: Paul Allen

The "Deep State" operates through private contractors like Booz Allen and law firms like Paul Weiss, making it difficult for the president to simply fire bad actors. Alex Jones recounts discussing the "Countering Foreign Disinformation Propaganda Act" with J.D. Vance to highlight how the government funds spies. Marco Rubio's recent efforts to dismantle these units are framed as a major victory for free speech.

Kate Dalley presents a comparative history of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, highlighting "eerily similar" patterns in their rises to power. She suggests that both men were "propped up" by the CIA and military contractors, noting that their partners (Paul Allen and Steve Wozniak) did the actual technical work. Dalley questions how two 20-year-olds with no experience could secure massive funding and oust established competition without deep-state backing.

The "Citizen Portal" tool by Paul Allen is discussed as a useful resource for civic engagement, though the host stresses the need for deeper constitutional education. The segment highlights the high personal cost paid by "boots on the ground" patriots who face harassment and legal targeting. A call is made for the community to support these individuals to ensure the truth continues to be told.

Kate Dalley begins a "little-known story" about Bill Gates, questioning the official narrative of Microsoft's founding. She notes the age gap between Gates and Paul Allen and points out that in early photos, Allen is the one working at the computer while Gates simply watches. She highlights that Gates remained at Harvard for a year after the company was supposedly founded in New Mexico.

Dalley questions why Paul Allen, who was working for Honeywell, followed Bill Gates to Harvard before flying to Albuquerque to meet the MITS founders. She finds it suspicious that Allen was immediately made Vice President of MITS and then founded Microsoft a month later, naming the 19-year-old Gates as CEO while Gates was still a student in Massachusetts.

Donald Trump faces criticism for his continued support of the COVID-19 vaccines and the initiation of Operation Warp Speed. While acknowledging Trump's past successes with border security and trade, the narrative suggests he is being misled by propaganda. Reference is made to Wayne Allen Root's call for an "intervention" to convince Trump to change his stance on the safety of the injections.

The conversation returns to the billionaire conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, hosted by Paul Allen's estate. Keiser describes how the world's richest men, such as the owner of LVMH, are given "negative cost of funds" by central banks to acquire major brands like Tiffany's. He characterizes this as a global kleptocracy where elites carve up the world's assets.