Topic: Anderson Cooper

The conversation covers Operation Mockingbird, a CIA program designed to influence domestic media. Jimmy Dore argues that the "Russia hacked the election" narrative was a bullshit lie invented by the Democratic Party in 2014. He criticizes mainstream outlets like MSNBC and CNN for continuing to push the story despite a lack of evidence.

Jim Fetzer discusses the presence of military drills and crisis actors during high-profile shooting events. He critiques the behavior of Robbie Parker and other Sandy Hook parents during media interviews, claiming a lack of genuine grief. The segment also mentions Hillary Clinton's presence in Charleston near the time of the shooting as a suspicious coincidence.

Weidner recounts being attacked by Salon.com and journalist Alex Seitz-Wald after questioning the official Sandy Hook narrative on the Rense program. He describes how these media attacks served as an impetus for his deeper research into conspiracy theories. The segment highlights the rise of thousands of "unpaid investigators" worldwide who used the internet to coordinate their own inquiries into the discrepancies of the official government reports.

The guest discusses the transition from the "occulted" Age of Pisces to the enlightened Age of Aquarius. He defines "apocalypse" not as the end of the world, but as the lifting of a veil or a revelation of hidden truths. The segment also touches on skepticism toward mainstream media figures like Anderson Cooper and CNN.

The discussion explores organized child trafficking rings operating within government childcare and hospital systems, such as the "Baby for Adoption" protocol in Canada. Annett references a 1970s CIA admission regarding child trafficking in Thailand used for blackmailing US Congressmen. The segment also mentions a 2012 Anderson Cooper report alleging that child pornography was found on the computers of a significant portion of Pentagon staff.

Colvin explains the concept of "reversal stories"—shocking news items that break the expected narrative to induce a trance. He cites a report by Anderson Cooper regarding child pornography within the Pentagon as an example of a story that briefly surfaced before being buried by trivial news. He claims major disasters are often timed around pagan or occult holidays to distract from elite scandals.