Topic: Sovereign States

The discussion explores the historical shifts in global power from the collapse of monarchical empires in WWI to the victory of liberal democracy in the Cold War. Daniel Estulin asserts that the current global financial model, which began its terminal decline in 2008, is a Ponzi scheme reaching its end. The host notes that mainstream financial outlets are now openly discussing the end of the "liberal order" and the transition to a more austere, controlled system.

Owen Shroyer joins the discussion, comparing the decline of globalist systems to the shifting public perception of Airbnb, where initial convenience has been replaced by high fees and poor service. Shroyer argues that just as people are returning to traditional hotels, the American public is beginning to reject globalist "innovation" in favor of traditional self-government and sovereign nation-states.

Kate Daly analyzes a famous Ronald Reagan speech about Jimmy Carter and the definition of a recession. She argues that Reagan's line about people "crying out for economic help" was a mistake, as the government was never intended to be the source of economic salvation, which should instead reside with sovereign states and free enterprise.

Alexander Mercuris explains that Germany's economic model, based on cheap Russian energy, is permanently broken, leading to long-term deindustrialization. The discussion touches on the lack of democratic legitimacy in the EU center. Robert Barnes concludes the segment by urging listeners to support Infowars to protect their "right to listen" to independent voices.

Owen Shroyer reports on the alleged torture of January 6 defendants, specifically mentioning Joe Biggs being placed in solitary confinement. He contrasts this with a school shooting in Houston where the suspect was released in less than 24 hours. Shroyer characterizes these events as the intentional "fall of America" and the destruction of the sovereign nation-state by design.