Topic: Cbs

Richard C. Hoagland joins the program to discuss his extensive history as a space science museum curator and NASA consultant. During the Apollo missions, Hoagland served as a scientific advisor to Walter Cronkite and CBS News. He is the founder of the Enterprise Mission and author of Dark Mission: The Secret History of NASA, focusing on extraterrestrial archaeology.

Del Bigtree recounts his transition from a CBS producer to a vaccine advocate following the production of the film Vaxxed. He clarifies that the film focuses on scientific fraud at the CDC regarding the MMR vaccine rather than a general anti-vaccine stance.

The corporate structure of Cerberus Capital Management is explored, noting its ownership of diverse assets ranging from DynCorp to satellite imaging software used in Google Maps. A $40,000 donation to Hillary Clinton's campaign is cited as a direct link between the private equity firm and the political elite. The discussion emphasizes how these massive conglomerates use shell corporations to move operations and avoid accountability during federal investigations.

Marty Leeds discusses his video "The De-Occulting of John Podesta," which examines the chairman's use of symbolic imagery. He argues that mainstream media outlets like CBS and the New York Times intentionally ignore the occult and satanic aspects of political scandals to keep the public uninformed.

Harry Hubbard recounts his early exposure to the Hollow Earth theory through his father, who listened to Admiral Byrd’s live radio updates. Hubbard claims that during a broadcast for ABC or CBS, Byrd was cut off by static just as his reports from the polar region became unusual. The conversation explores the idea that Byrd’s expeditions were publicized military operations or publicity stunts.

Clyde Lewis uses the death of Osama Bin Laden as a modern example of how authorities manipulate timelines. He contrasts the official 2011 death date with a 2002 CBS News report stating Bin Laden was hospitalized for dialysis in Pakistan. Lewis argues that if authorities can lie about contemporary events, it is highly plausible that larger chunks of ancient history were similarly falsified.

The discussion focuses on how global elites use symbols to communicate and maintain power, relying on the "symbol illiteracy" of the general public. Examples cited include the CBS eye logo, the pyramid and All-Seeing Eye on the U.S. dollar bill, and various forms of sun symbolism found throughout modern society.