Topic: Reese Committee

William F. Jasper suggests that the Trump administration should reinstitute the REESE Committee to investigate tax-exempt foundations that fund radical groups like the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL). He argues that it is illegal for these foundations to fund violent or subversive activities and calls for the IRS to prosecute serial violations of the tax code. Jasper claims this is the most effective way to stop organized rioting by cutting off its financial source.

A classic interview featuring G. Edward Griffin and Norman Dodd discusses the 1954 Reese Committee investigation into tax-exempt foundations. Dodd reveals that major foundations were operating to promote a hidden agenda of "worldwide collective estate." Burmess uses this to show that the current globalist agenda has been in development for decades through philanthropic front groups.

Dyer discusses the historical takeover of labor unions by the Rockefeller Foundation and the modern rise of "woke" corporate policies. He cites the Reese Committee's investigation into tax-exempt foundations as proof of their role in steering American society.

Greg Reese reports on the historical precedent of the "Committee of Safety" used during the American Revolution to nullify British rule and establish parallel government structures. The segment encourages modern communities to form similar committees and work with local sheriffs to uphold constitutional sovereignty. Alex Jones also promotes signed copies of his book, "The Great Reset and the War for the World," as a fundraiser for the network.

Greg Reese reports on the historical structure of the American Revolution's parallel government, focusing on the Committees of Correspondence, Inspection, and Safety. The report suggests that modern Americans are under attack by a "neo-feudalistic technocracy" and should form local committees to nullify federal overreach. Santa Rosa County, Florida, is cited as a contemporary example of citizens organizing to recall corrupt officials and empower local sheriffs.

Greg Reese reports on the history of the American Revolution and the role of "Committees of Safety" in establishing a parallel government to nullify British rule. The segment encourages modern Americans to form similar local committees and work with constitutional sheriffs to reclaim sovereignty from the federal government and the globalist power structure.

Guest host Jay Dyer discusses the history of technocratic social engineering, focusing on the 1950s Reese Committee and the Dodd Report. Dyer explains how major foundations like Rockefeller and Ford used academic institutions to promote "oligarchical collectivism" and moral relativism. He argues that war is used as a research and development lab for technologies later applied to the general population.