Topic: Cfr

Carlwood previews the second hour of the podcast, available to Plus members, which features John Brisson's research into the co-option of the American Right. The discussion covers the Council for National Policy (CNP) as a conservative counterpart to the CFR and examines the shifting ideologies of media outlets like Red Ice Radio. This segment explores the "backseat drivers" influencing conservative politics and the potential masters behind figures like Donald Trump and Alex Jones.

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is described as an unelected body that populates every U.S. administration with its members to ensure policy continuity. Since 1952, nearly every presidential election has featured CFR members on both the Republican and Democratic tickets, including Eisenhower, JFK, Nixon, and Clinton. This dominance allows the organization to steer the country toward surrendering national sovereignty regardless of which party is in power.