Topic: Corbett Report

James Corbett returns to the program to discuss his four-part documentary titled Who Is Bill Gates. Corbett explains how Bill Gates has dominated media screen time during the coronavirus pandemic despite lacking medical credentials. The discussion highlights the consolidation of power in the hands of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and its influence over the global public health agenda.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces journalist James Corbett of the Corbett Report to discuss the history of the Rockefeller family and early American industrialists. The conversation focuses on Corbett's documentary, How Big Oil Conquered the World, which examines the influence of oil interests on energy, education, and medicine. Corbett describes the film as a condensation of a decade of research into the concealed history of the Rockefeller dynasty.

James Corbett provides information on where to find his work, including the documentary "How Big Oil Conquered the World," at CorbettReport.com. He encourages listeners to download, remix, and share his content freely, emphasizing an open-source approach to information. The interview concludes with Greg Carlwood thanking Corbett for his extensive research and consistent output.

James Corbett of The Corbett Report joins the program from Japan to discuss his perspective on global politics from outside the "American bubble." He describes Japanese culture as reserved and polite on the surface but possessing complex undercurrents and subcultures. Corbett explains that living in Japan allows him to view Western events from a more objective, outside-in perspective.

James Corbett lists his various projects, including work for the International Forecaster, GRTV, and a new roundtable series with Sabel Edmonds. Greg Carlwood concludes the interview and reminds listeners to check out the Corbett Report website. The show ends with a call to review the podcast for the Stitcher Awards and a final mention of the THC Money Bomb and Conspiratease.