Topic: Slick Willie

The discussion covers the rise of global populist movements and the unpopularity of established leaders in developed nations. Celente criticizes the use of H-1B visas for cheap labor and blames the Clinton administration for allowing pharmaceutical drug advertisements on television, which he claims has led to a "pill-pushing" culture.

Gerald Celente traces the history of relaxed immigration rules back to LBJ and Bill Clinton, arguing the goal was always to provide cheap labor for big corporations. He explains how H1B visas allowed Silicon Valley to bring in tech workers from overseas, depressing domestic wages. The current migrant crisis is viewed as a continuation of this policy to serve the interests of "Slavelandia" plantation owners.

Gerald Celente criticizes the mainstream media as "prostitutes" for the corporate and government elite, specifically targeting the prevalence of pharmaceutical advertisements. He notes the side effects of new weight loss drugs and the lack of discussion regarding healthy eating and exercise. Celente traces the rise of Big Pharma's influence back to the Clinton administration's 1997 decision to allow direct-to-consumer drug advertising.